Hi everyone, I hope you’re all well. Today we are jumping back into character description with: 5 More Tips for Describing Characters 1 Scatter your Character DescriptionsDumping all the information about your character at the start of your story is… Read More ›
Hi everyone, I hope you’re all well and that life is treating you kindly. Today we’re going to delve once more into character creation with 5 Tips for Describing Characters. 5 Tips for Describing Characters 1 Don’t List A bullet… Read More ›
Hi everyone, I hope you’re all well! Today I’m going to talk about how you can begin the process of bringing a character to life on the page. A character in a story needs to be three dimensional, and as… Read More ›
Hi everyone, I hope you’re all having great, productive days! Seeing as I had a little bit of spare time this morning I decided to spend it writing a follow up to an earlier post, 5 Tips for Creating Great… Read More ›
Hi everyone, I’ve found myself with an hour free this morning so I thought I’d post a follow up to my previous post ‘5 Tips to Improve Dialogue‘. 1 New Speakers You should always begin a new paragraph for each… Read More ›
The idea of writing a story that is both engaging and compelling can be daunting, especially if you’re just starting out. Often, new writers believe that they have to write perfect sentences and be excellent at storytelling right from the… Read More ›
Hi everyone, It’s been a while since I’ve written a Writing Tips post so, having a little bit of time to myself, I thought I’d post another six tips to help give you nudge in the right direction. Keep a World… Read More ›
Hello everyone, here’s another round of writing tips for those of us who find writing stories for children a challenge. You can find the first two parts in this series here and here. Get Right to the Action Children aren’t… Read More ›
Creating a character and giving them life on the page can be difficult. In the beginning, you can have a complete image in your mind of their physical appearance, the sound of their voice and even some personality traits, but… Read More ›
Conflict is a necessity when it comes to storytelling. It is what drives a story forward and writing one without any at all would, more than likely, bore your readers. After all, your story’s conflict is what helps to keep… Read More ›
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