If you are trying to prioritize your writing projects, building a writing routine is important. It allows you to manage your time better while also writing as frequently as possible. The following are some essential tips for building your routine! The first thing to do when you’re trying to build a writing routine that worksContinue reading “How to Build a Writing Routine that Works for You”
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How to Craft a Plot Twist That Will Shock Your Readers
A plot twist is the best part of reading. Readers never know exactly what to expect when they read new books, so your plot twist has to leave a lasting impact. When a plot twist is not shocking or exciting enough, your audience will be left unsatisfied. So, how can you create a plot twistContinue reading “How to Craft a Plot Twist That Will Shock Your Readers”
Tips for Beginning a Blog
Have you ever wanted to write a blog, personal or professional? Well, it can be a bit difficult, but with time and practice, you can find your footing—especially if you follow some of these tips! 1. Find your niche or passion. What is it you want to talk about? Finding out exactly what you wantContinue reading “Tips for Beginning a Blog”
The Dos and Don’ts of Writing Dialogue
Dialogue can be hard to write, especially when we want to focus more on the storyline. But as you write your dialogue, keep in mind the following dos and don’ts: Do: Make your dialogue realistic Make your dialogue feel as if someone in real life would say it. People don’t typically speak in full, lengthyContinue reading “The Dos and Don’ts of Writing Dialogue”
Integrate journaling into your daily life
Written by Kennisha Griffin Journaling can be a transformative experience, providing not just a creative outlet but also a powerful tool for self-reflection and mental health. Looking back, I am reminded of how I have always kept journals. I’ll never forget being introduced to a diary when I was a little girl. Mine was darkContinue reading “Integrate journaling into your daily life”
The Benefits of Collaboration in Writing
I remember when I first started writing, I never wanted anyone to read my work. It felt too embarrassing and vulnerable. Now, however, after becoming accustomed to peer reviews and edits in an academic setting, I can recognize the benefits of having someone look over my work with a fresh set of eyes. When IContinue reading “The Benefits of Collaboration in Writing”
Misconceptions About Trauma Writers Should Be Aware Of
Writers often include trauma in stories as a way to add conflict to the plot. However, there is a lot about trauma that doesn’t get included or developed enough in stories. Or it just isn’t realistic enough. I once read a story where the main character experienced a horrific event and was almost murdered. TheContinue reading “Misconceptions About Trauma Writers Should Be Aware Of”
The Art of Show, Don’t Tell (and How to Use It)
Imagery is a powerful tool that we often underestimate when writing. The addition of sensory details to your story adds an extra layer of reality that your audience will definitely appreciate. There are multiple types of imagery; the most common ones are visual, auditory, tactile (touch), gustatory (taste), or olfactory (scent) as these are theContinue reading “The Art of Show, Don’t Tell (and How to Use It)”
How to Motivate and Inspire Through Writing
Since we as writers put little pieces of ourselves and our beliefs in every book or writing project we release, we tend to bare our souls through our work. Everything we write and release to the public will always have an impact on someone whether it’s intentional or not. Because of this, there is alwaysContinue reading “How to Motivate and Inspire Through Writing”
How Dialogue Brings Your Characters and Story to Life
You can tell a lot about a person through what they say and how they say it. The same goes for fictional characters. The most characterization and personalization happen through dialogue because dialogue gives your characters a distinct personality. Each character has a unique voice with specific speech patterns. No one talks the exact sameContinue reading “How Dialogue Brings Your Characters and Story to Life”
