5 “Success” Tips for Fiction Writers
Have you ever asked: “What on earth possessed me to want to be a novelist?” Are you starting to realize…
Have you ever asked: “What on earth possessed me to want to be a novelist?” Are you starting to realize…
Settings in fiction are often in the background—literally. Characters are talking and doing things, but readers get merely a glimpse…
Every character in a fictional story needs to play a role, whether a strong antagonist standing in the way of…
I wrote this post many years ago, but I continue to see a lot of problems with manuscripts that appear…
I do a lot of scene outlines for writers. And I’ve written a lot of blog posts on the topic….
Today’s guest post is by Lisa Fellinger. I often hear writers frustrated with the lack of support some receive from…
One of the biggest problems I see as a copyeditor and writing coach is weak scenes. Scenes with no point…
Cinematic technique is rarely, if ever, discussed or taught at writing workshops or by writing instructors, and that’s a problem….
Your story premise needs to be compelling if you want to entice readers and keep them reading your book. Premise…
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