Ten Ways To Improve Your Writing
In unabashed, media-pimping, YouTube style, I bring you ten ways to improve your writing. Ta-da! Inspired by a similar non-fiction […]
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Five Items for Page One
Attention spans are getting shorter, reading choice is getting bigger; which is why writers have to include five items on
Grammarly’s Good But Not for Fiction
There are plenty of beneficial writers’ tools, but a weekend of editing has taught me something: Grammarly’s good but not
Sanderson on Character
Another gem from the BYU online writers’ course features author and lecturer Brandon Sanderson on character. In this lecture, Sanderson
Free Flow: Get Up and Create
If you’re stifled at the keyboard unable to find your free flow: get up and create. It’s a common thing
The Fault in our Scenes
When the story doesn’t work, you don’t know why, and it’s the fault in our scenes.
Seven Deadly Fears of Writing
What’s been stopping you from producing that magnum opus? From the opening of Jurgen Wolff’s 2007 Your Writing Coach, what
Outlining a novel
Outlining a novel? Why not? Sixty, seventy, eighty thousand words or more. That’s your typical novel. Somehow you have to