Here are some resources for you to craft great villains to write a compelling story, drawn from the Writer’s Fun Zone blog. Craft Great Villains How Do You Develop a Villain? Developing Your Characters...
Jasper Ezekiel talks about what to do when there’s a gap in your world building – and why that might actually be a good thing after all.
Using other people’s content in your marketing might seem like it’d be the easy way out, but it might be more trouble than it’s worth.
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by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published October 9, 2023 · Last modified October 25, 2023
The Future of Publishing with Russell Nohelty – episode 66 Go HERE, to listen to part 1 and for the full transcript. Go HERE, to listen to part 2 and for the full transcript. “It...
Catherine Bramkamp went abroad this year for Bloomsday – the day that James Joyce’s Ulysses takes place – and all we got was this article.
This week’s featured article is from my editorial assistant and creative entrepreneur trainee, Jasper Ezekiel. Jasper is a poet and fantasy novelist. Why have I been sharing articles about getting ready for NaNoWriMo? We...
Author Ecosystem with Russell Nohelty, part 2 Go HERE, to listen to part 1 and for the full transcript. “You’re not doing marketing wrong, you’re doing the wrong marketing.” – Russell Nohelty In “Episode...
Author Ecosystem with Russell Nohelty, part 1, How To Write the Future podcast, episode 64 “I’m a sprinter. I want to run fast and then recover for like weeks, months, and then do it...
by Beth Barany · Published September 27, 2023 · Last modified September 30, 2023
This post is about tips and workshops to help you plan your novel during Prep-Tober for NaNoWriMo. NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month, in case you didn’t know, and is a free international event...
If you’ve ever wondered about writing life on the other side, look no further, you will soon be writing ghosts with ease.
In this post we share another post by Catharine Bramkamp on “Nanowrimo Prep and Scrivener Sneak Peek.” You can also watch Catharine talk about these tips and chat about how to use Scrivener in...
by Guest Contributor · Published September 22, 2023 · Last modified September 20, 2023
Author Adam G. Fleming joins us for an interview where he talks about what inspires him, his passion, and how he overcomes challenges.
Writing Mystery in a Sci-Fi World – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 63 “You need to indicate to the reader right away that you are writing a science fiction story.” In “Episode...
Here’s another round of character building methods by Fallon Clark, this time all about appearances and how that conveys emotion.
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