10 Plot Hole Types and How to Fix Them
Do you worry about plot holes in your story? You want to give your readers an engrossing, believable experience. You don't want a glaring spotlight shining on the gaps you...
How to Write a Prologue That Sets the Tone and Captivates Readers
Guest Author: Dave Chesson Whether you love them or hate them, prologues are frequently a big part of fiction, especially in certain genres like fantasy or science fiction. A prologue...
How to Write a Thriller (And Keep Your Readers on the Edge of Their Seats)
Are you itching to try your hand at writing a thriller? Or perhaps you’ve already written one, or more, but feel that they lack a certain je ne sais quoi?...
The Snowflake Method: From Idea to Novel in 10 Steps
If you're a new writer, you know it can be frustrating to have lots of ideas and no clue how to turn those ideas into a book. If you're more...
The Origins of Western and Eastern Storytelling – And Why They Are Different
Guest post by Neil WrightWhere you are and where you have grown up plays a massive part in how you perceive the world. It is our cultures that shape who...
What Is a Thematic Statement (And How to Write One)
You may have heard the term "thematic statement" when it comes to novel writing. But what does it actually mean? Do you really need one? Theme can be a pretty...
How to Write a Romance Novel
Guest post by Millie Dinsdale Are you considering writing a romance novel? You might be wondering where to start. Romance novels are incredibly popular and while they might seem easy to...
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