Writing about a cooking career

[Seifer]

So to give a update I started writing it as a fiction. Going well I'll be sharing a few things soon thank you everyone. Keep the tips coming they are great help.

[Foxee]

So to give a update I started writing it as a fiction. Going well I'll be sharing a few things soon thank you everyone. Keep the tips coming they are great help.

Good because I'm hungry for some good cooking fiction!

[Pamelyn Casto]

Now would likely be a great time for you to look into writing flash creative nonfiction. The stories can be as short as 500 words (or fewer). But by doing this type of writing (short) you can assemble the tiny pieces like bricks and from them build your direction (and you'll have captured many of the stories that might otherwise escape you). Plus, you can market each individual tiny story too. I hope to get to watch your progress with the project. Good luck! Sounds interesting.

[Pamelyn Casto]

Love how contagious inspiration can be. Your post about your new project made me recall the time my sister mixed up baking powder and baking soda in a recipe. Result: not good. I think I'll write up a short-short about that hysterical event. Thank you! Oh, just thought of another funny cooking incident . . .

[Llyralen]

Netflix’ “The Chef’s Table” has been interesting for highlighting the story and personality of chefs and showing their work as well. I think people are interested in the subject.

[Pamelyn Casto]

Netflix also has another show, Chef, that features truck chefs and that's pretty interesting and often quite amusing too.

[Seifer]

Love how contagious inspiration can be. Your post about your new project made me recall the time my sister mixed up baking powder and baking soda in a recipe. Result: not good. I think I'll write up a short-short about that hysterical event. Thank you! Oh, just thought of another funny cooking incident . . .

Your welcome!

[Takeaway Junkie]

When i first had my 'idea' i had no plan of what to do ...i just wrote. As time passed i researched. I had what i wanted in my mind, had stories in my mind, subplots developed all the time, characters and characteristics forming as the weeks and months passed.

What i really suggest is start small. Write short stories, something that takes a week. Work on your story for a few days, edit the best you can, revise it to the best you can and then see what others say on how to improve it. Then alter it and start another short story.

The aim of these is to build your writing style, what interests you. Humour ... great, real stories ... good too ... write what makes you engaged and it will translate onto paper.

[Seifer]

When i first had my 'idea' i had no plan of what to do ...i just wrote. As time passed i researched. I had what i wanted in my mind, had stories in my mind, subplots developed all the time, characters and characteristics forming as the weeks and months passed.

What i really suggest is start small. Write short stories, something that takes a week. Work on your story for a few days, edit the best you can, revise it to the best you can and then see what others say on how to improve it. Then alter it and start another short story.

The aim of these is to build your writing style, what interests you. Humour ... great, real stories ... good too ... write what makes you engaged and it will translate onto paper.

I enjoy humor �� with real stories