Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to talk about keeping up your writing momentum Tip 1: Set a writing schedule. Make your writing an important part of your day. Block off a period of time where you can … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to talk about increasing conflict in your writing. Conflict in many ways is the basis for fiction. The hero of the story wants something and the antagonist is trying to stop the … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to share two of the top fiction headaches that might keep you from writing. Headache 1 – Not knowing what to write. Some conventional writing wisdom says to write what you know. … Continue reading →
Hello an welcome back. Today I would like to share three tips on writing emotionally charged scenes. So read on. Tip 1: Write a page long sentence. This can be done in a similar way to what I did in … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to give three tips on how to create suspense in your book. So without further ado here we go. Tip 1: Create mini cliff hangers at the end of a chapter. I … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to share some advice as to what to do when your writing goes off the track. What I mean by this would be if you’ve planned out your story with an outline … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I would like to share some tips on making surprises in your writing. Another way to describe a surprise is a twist. Tip 1: One way I used in No Remorse No Regret was to … Continue reading →
Hello an welcome back. Today I would like to share three tips on getting unstuck with writing. We all hit a wall or get stuck in the mud every now and then. So how to get unstuck? Read the … Continue reading →
Hello an welcome back. Another post for today I would like to give some tips on making quirky characters. These can be supporting characters or simply giving a main character a quirk of their personality. Let’s face it, we … Continue reading →
So what story formula do you use to create your stories? This may seem problematic to people who don’t want their stories to be formulaic, but there’s a reason that a lot of them have stood the test of … Continue reading →
