3-Act Structure – Is It Really a Must?
You may have heard about the 3-act structure. It’s a thing. Especially with screenplays. But if you are writing a…
You may have heard about the 3-act structure. It’s a thing. Especially with screenplays. But if you are writing a…
If you’ve been writing fiction awhile, you’ve probably heard the term “hook.” What is a hook all about anyway? It’s…
UPCOMING: I’m doing a second workshop on crafting a terrific premise on February 21, 2-4 p.m. Pacific Time (it will be…
Writing a novel is a challenge. If you’ve done it (or tried to), you understand. I’m a big proponent of…
When writers talk about “voice,” they are usually referring to an author’s style of writing. Agents use this definition too….
Today’s guest post is by Dario Villirilli. In storytelling, world building is the process of constructing an (often imaginary) world…
Here’s a post I wrote some years ago that is worth revisiting! One of the reasons readers willingly immerse themselves…
Fiction writers often ignore setting. Or it’s casually brushed over as if the writer begrudgingly knows something ought to be…
Settings in fiction are often in the background—literally. Characters are talking and doing things, but readers get merely a glimpse…
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