Style Articles

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 on this subject than I do,” or read a book and just had to share how “whimsical and enchanting” or “epic and heartfelt” it was? If so, you, my friend,...
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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 tell.” And maybe you’ve scratched your head and wondered, “what does that even mean?” To further your confusion, maybe your readers have told you that...
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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 friend.I have seven suggestions for you. They can be added to almost any story for more length and depth, and they’re helpful with brainstorming too.But...
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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 light reads, entertaining as well as educational. And hey, since we’re all writers, we’d better be readers, so occasionally inserting a craft book...
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