By Arien Andersen While today we think of The Lord of the Rings as being the book from which every fantasy author...
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Classic vs Modern Literature – Strengths and Weaknesses
By R.M. ArcherFive years ago, I balked at the idea of reading classic literature. Well, except Lord of the Rings or...
Four Key Ways to Practice Writing Vivid Descriptions
By Jodi ClarkIf you’re trying to improve your skill at writing descriptions, there is one quick piece of advice I can...
How to Write Realistic First Person Description
3 Effective Ways to Improve Your Fight Scene
By Grace A. Johnson Admit it, fight scenes are difficult. Even the veteran writers who have watched their favorite...
How to Describe Emotions: 3 Tricks Writers Can Learn From Movies
By Allison Grace All the words in your brain, the feelings in your gut, just won’t come out on paper. When you try to...
The DOs and DON’Ts of Writing Immersive Description
By Chelsea Hindle We’ve all been there—engrossed in a beautiful book, with fantastic characters we’re rooting for, a...
How to Use Tone and Atmosphere to Craft an Unforgettable Story
By Jodi Clark Have you ever heard a story from a friend and thought, “Wow, they have a really different point of view...
Show, Don’t Tell: How to Use This Rule Effectively
By Jodi Clark If you’ve been a writer for any length of time, you’ve probably come across this phrase: “Show, don’t...
Seven Tools to Add Depth and Length to Your Plot
By Eliana DuranDoes your plot need some help? Is your outline looking meh? Well, you’ve come to the right place, my...
3 Qualities to Look for in a Writing Craft Book
Reading craft books is a quick and easy way to learn new tips and tricks to sharpen your skills. Most craft books are...
Three Ways to Use Subtext to “Show, Don’t Tell”
“Show, don’t tell.” Writers hear these three simple words over and over again as they learn to write. But how do you...
