Craft a First Chapter That Will Make Them Read More by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp helps us to craft a first chapter that will hook your readers. How to introduce your protagonist and more!
Laurel Osterkamp helps us to craft a first chapter that will hook your readers. How to introduce your protagonist and more!
World Futures Day, March 1st – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 86 “We all have different life paths and goals and strengths and interests. And I think we need to exercise our...
What happens when you merge two good things? Find out by mixing sci-fi with paranormal to see what you get! Keri Kruspe shares all about it.
Fallon Clark shares insight on point of view and narrative distance and how to best use these tools for effective fiction writing.
Transform yourself from “starving artist” to confident writer with these tips on changing your mindset and habits from Kirsten McNeill.
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Collaborative Writing, Story Success Clinic – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 85 “So conflict is when it’s between two very difficult choices that look bad, that feel bad, that are bad, that...
How can intellectual property protect our writing? Kelley Way returns to demystify intellectual property, trademarks, and trade secrets.
When should we get an editor? What should we do with our work before that? Linnea Gradin explains it all in her 6-step editing timeline!
Today I’m sharing “Be a NaNoWriMo Rebel (Or Not) by Jasper Ezekiel.” But first an introduction by me, the blog editor, and creativity coach for writers, Beth Barany. (This article first appeared in Creativity...
Why do we procrastinate on our writing? – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 84 “When you make an appointment with yourself for your writing, put it in your calendar and treat it...
What is resistance and how could I ever possibly overcome it? Discover how to resist your writer’s resistance with Catherina Bramkamp.
The Power of Community, Interview with Kimberly Nightingale, How To Write the Future podcast, episode 83 “Youth need to be invited to all of the places where adults are, and that’s how they learn...
Some very important email marketing issues for 2024 that affect all authors by the co-founder of Reedsy, Ricardo Fayet. Read and take action today. Take it away, Ricardo! *** Two weeks ago, I shared...
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