8 Keys to Becoming a Successful Author
These days, it seems harder and harder to not only carve out time to write but to get a book…
Creating Conflicted Antagonist Characters
In the novels we write, protagonists often steal the spotlight, but secondary characters—particularly antagonists—can add depth, conflict, and intrigue to…
The Timeless Power of Universal Themes in Fiction
As avid readers and writers of fiction, we often find ourselves drawn to stories that leave an indelible mark on…
How to Show Meaningful Character Action in Dialogue Scenes
This is such an important aspect to writing dialogue, I want to share this post with you that I wrote…
8 Qualities of a Great Book Editor
Today’s guest post is by Andrea Moran. You’ve likely heard that it’s imperative to hire an editor once you’ve completed…
The Enemy Within – 8 Tips to Crafting Powerful Inner Conflict
Good fiction is packed full of conflict. While most writers focus on the tension and excitement that plays out in…
Questions to Ask before Writing Your Memoir
If you’ve thought about writing a memoir (which is hugely popular these days), it’s helpful to ask some questions before…
For Writers Who Hate Prompts
Today’s guest post is by Zack Jeffries One of the most common types of writing exercises is a writing prompt….
Exploring Inner and Outer Conflict in Fiction
Last week we looked at the dynamics of inner conflict in our characters. Let’s dive deeper into the connection between…