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Writers@Work: How to Use Poetry to Spice Up Your Writing
Use poetry to spice up your writing. If your writing feels dry and boring, poetic elements such as metaphors, images, and juicy language can make it sing! Read more at Writers@Work: How to Use Poetry to Spice Up Your Writing
5 Must-Try Writing Techniques For Fiction Authors – Writer’s Edit
We’ve put together an easy-to-follow round-up of different writing techniques you might like to try out in the search for that perfect routine. Click here to learn more! Source: 5 Must-Try Writing Techniques For Fiction Authors – Writer’s Edit
How To Find And Fix Plot Holes In Your Novel – Writer’s Edit
Plot holes. We all know what they are: inconsistencies or gaps that defy logic in stories. And we all know they’re entirely undesirable when it comes to writing a good novel. Plot holes diminish the plausibility of a story and can have a huge effect on the way that story is viewed by readers. YourContinue reading “How To Find And Fix Plot Holes In Your Novel – Writer’s Edit”
Create Compelling Characters With These 3 Types of Character Arcs – Writer’s Edit
We all know that crafting believable characters with strong motivations is vital in fiction writing. But how do you ensure that your characters remain compelling throughout the course of your story? The answer is simple: make sure they all have strong character arcs. Below, we’ll first discuss what exactly a character arc is. Then we’ll take aContinue reading “Create Compelling Characters With These 3 Types of Character Arcs – Writer’s Edit”
My New Code&Quill
The fact that I’m addicted to anything made of paper isn’t much of a secret, and I have a particular fetish for notebooks. So when I started seeing the Code&Quill ads around ye olde internet for a notebook that a) was hardcover and b) laid flat, I c) gave them my money. This video showsContinue reading “My New Code&Quill”
5 Quick Tips for Writing Thrilling Fight Scenes – Writer’s Edit
Fight scenes are common across a range of genres, from action, spy and thriller novels to fantasy and sci-fi. They’re often a physical manifestation of the conflict that’s driving your story – and they’re great for keeping things exciting for readers. Whatever genre you write, knowing how to write an authentic, exciting fight scene is anContinue reading “5 Quick Tips for Writing Thrilling Fight Scenes – Writer’s Edit”
5 Reasons Novelists Should Write Short Stories – Writer’s Edit
The ability to write a short story, and write it well, is invaluable to any author. Novelists in particular can benefit from regularly immersing themselves in short fiction. Writing short stories… Develops creative and critical skills. Builds portfolios. Provides the opportunity to expand experiences with submissions, editors and professional expectations. Furthers your understanding of genres and potentialContinue reading “5 Reasons Novelists Should Write Short Stories – Writer’s Edit”
6 Quick Tips For Writing Gripping Scenes – Writer’s Edit
Scenes drive your story forward; without them, there would be no novel. Your scenes need to keep your reader on the edge of their seat with your plot and characters because otherwise, they won’t keep reading. Looking at your novel on a scene-by-scene basis is a critical step in the writing and editing process. Here’s a list of six things youContinue reading “6 Quick Tips For Writing Gripping Scenes – Writer’s Edit”
Blackout Poem #8
a person can revisit the past change it look backward and reject moments that carry heavy matter were given too much attention or eliminate adventure Save