Helpful Little Creatures If you’ve never made use of a writing prompt before, you’re either one of two things; there are no alternatives. The first option, is… Read more “Writing Prompt: A Choice Between Right and Wrong”
Tag: fiction editor
The Four Types Of Fiction Editing I Offer and What They Consist Of
As a writer, it is your duty to not only study your craft, write as often as you can and learn how to create great fiction, but… Read more “The Four Types Of Fiction Editing I Offer and What They Consist Of”
Two Writing Tips That Really Make a Difference
When it comes to writing, there are a whole number of things you must consider. some are incredibly difficult to grasp, whereas some are simple rules and… Read more “Two Writing Tips That Really Make a Difference”
Writing A Novel: Six Chronological Tips For Better Editing
Writing a book is like creating an entire new world. Only you use words instead of entities, punctuation instead of rivers and mountainous peaks, and characters instead… Read more “Writing A Novel: Six Chronological Tips For Better Editing”
Writing Tips/Insights #15: Write Like No One is Reading
YOU’RE NEVER GOING TO PLEASE EVERYBODY Writing, just like anything else in life, must be done to please oneself. Must be done to let one take… Read more “Writing Tips/Insights #15: Write Like No One is Reading”
Writing Tips/Insights #14: Writing Poetry Makes For Good Storytelling
MY UNWRITTEN RULES OF WRITING Me personally, I’ve always been a huge believer of two key things when it comes to writing, and those things are: writing… Read more “Writing Tips/Insights #14: Writing Poetry Makes For Good Storytelling”
Micro-Poetry #39:
This millennium of rainfall, Sweeping through my days Washing away all I hold dear; Though I embrace it For the thought of what could… Read more “Micro-Poetry #39:”
Mastering the Art of the Dialogue Tag
A guest-post by Ryan Lanz Writers use dialogue tags constantly. In fact, we use them so often that readers all but gloss over them. They should… Read more “Mastering the Art of the Dialogue Tag”
