5 Ways to Avoid “White Room Syndrome” and Bring Life to Your Fiction by Linnea Gradin
Bring life to your settings and avoid “White Room Syndrome” by weaving in details, focusing on sensation, and giving context.
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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.
Fiction Writing Tips: Overwhelmed with World Building? Start here.
In this How To Write the Future podcast episode, Beth Barany shares Fiction Writing Tips and her perspective on how she guides writers feeling overwhelmed with their world building. Platforms the podcast is available on include Apple...
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...
Writer’s Block: Myth or The Real Deal? How to Defeat It by Janelle Riley
Most writers experience writer’s block. And while it may feel like it’s all in your head, there are some real ways to discourage it from mucking up your writer’s life, so you can get back to what you love.
Tips on Finding Time To Write When You Have A Full Time Job by Janelle Riley
Finding time to write when you have a full life — job, family, other responsibilities — is possible. How? Read on for tips from full-time business owner, mom of three, and writer, Janelle Riley.
The top 5 zero to hero writing tips from a grown up Eagle Scout
Enjoy these writing tips… The top 5 zero to hero writing tips from a grown up Eagle Scout… *** “Just try to shoot for the moon every day (but whatever you can do is...
Review of Infostack’s Write Publish Profit 4.0
Hey friends, One of the things I love to do as a writing coach and teacher is direct you to resources that will spark your creativity and empower you to be the best writer...
5 Ways to Help Your Readers Fall in Love with Your Villain by Keri Kruspe
Discover 5 ways to rise above cliched and melodramatic villains in your novels to create memorable antagonists your readers can fall in love with in this article by scifi romance author, Keri Kruspe.
The Restless Artist: The Inventor by Catharine Bramkamp
The restless artist is an inventor, happiest when she is creating the next great thing, so how can she become a success this way? Learn more from Catharine Bramkamp, author of Writing from the Queen’s Seat: Discover and Write From Your Authentic Authority.
Your Character’s Why — It’s Everything. Here’s Why. And How… by Beth Barany
“Why do I need to know everything about my character?” my client asked. “You don’t need to know everything. Just the important bits!” I said. Let me explain… The other day I was in...
Blogging about the Muse by Catharine Bramkamp
Authors often discuss the Muse. We court her, coax her, ask for her blessing. What we forget to mention is the wild ride. What would you do if you only had the time?
The Top Ten Writing Myths We Still Believe: Myths 6 – 10 by Catharine Bramkamp
Before you can move forward with your writing career, leave behind pernicious myths of writing and publishing, so you can travel forward lighter and faster. Here’s myth buster, author and writing teacher, Catharine Bramkamp, to dispel five more writing myths.
Bored Soldiers: Bring Humor to Your Military Genre Story by Ann Woodford
When soldiers get bored they do some fun and interesting things. Great details to add to your military romance novel. Take it from a writer and former military spouse, Ann Woodford.
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