The Difference Between Author Tone and Voice, And Why It’s Important To Have Both by Laurel Osterkamp
Are you unsure of what author tone and voice are? Read this article for some explanations and some prime examples of author tone and voice.
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Eight Ways to Beat Writer’s Block by Laurel Osterkamp
Beat writer’s block and get inspired with these eight different ways to help you get back to writing your story. Which is your favorite?
Why and How You Should Write and Publish Short Fiction by Laurel Osterkamp
Write and publish short fiction and flash fiction in online writing journals to reach a lucrative market and gain a wide audience.
Six Tips for Plot Twists that Create Suspense by Laurel Osterkamp
Author and teacher, Laurel Osterkamp shares her six tips for plot twists that create suspense to keep readers engaged in your story.
Four Tips For Writing Flawed Protagonists by Laurel Osterkamp
Writer and teacher, Laurel Osterkamp, shares Four Tips For Writing Flawed Protagonists and why they make for compelling stories.
How to Pitch Your Novel + a Sample Pitch by Laurel Osterkamp
Teacher and published novelist, Lauren Osterkamp shares her writing guidelines on How To Pitch Your Novel + includes a Sample Pitch.
5 Tips I’ve Learned from Writing My Romance Novel by Laurel Osterkamp
Let’s welcome back Laurel Osterkamp as she shares with us “5 Tips I’ve Learned from Writing My Romance Novel.” Enjoy! *** I feel like there’s a stigma attached to writing romance novels, and I’m...
Building Your Mailing List: 5 Concrete Steps that Work by Laurel Osterkamp
A successful, well-built mailing list is vital and can increase books sales for independent and traditionally published authors alike.
Three Steps to Three Dimensional Characters by Laurel Osterkamp
Three dimensional characters make better stories, here are three steps authors can use to help readers connect to their characters.
Five Types of Point of View and Which One is Absolutely, No Doubt the Best by Laurel Osterkamp
Authors can have difficulty choosing their books point of view, sometimes they can look to their story to help them decide.
Five Things I Learned From Ripping Off Agatha Christie by Laurel Osterkamp
Authors sometimes worry about taking inspiration from past authors. One author shares how she used Agatha Christie to do just that.
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