Sci-Fi | Fantasy | Romance
Some people struggle with creativity. Some people already have plenty of ideas, but have no idea how to expand upon them. Let’s dive into some of the best ways to foster creativity even in the least creative among us!
We’ve covered the Beginning and Middle of your novel, but how do you write a great ending?
DISCLAIMER: This post is not for people interested in learning the intricacies of languages and linguistics. This is for people who just need to create a language deep enough to use it a few times in a fantasy or science-fiction story.
How do we restore our motivation to finish our manuscript, essay, screenplay, etc? Well, there are many ways. Here is what works best for me:
At this point, it is easy for many writers to quit or get distracted by another, shiny new story idea. However, for those who want to get over this hump and reach the climax that drew them to start writing their current story in the first place, here are five tips that are guaranteed to work!
Below I have listed five tips for writing realistic men in fiction, and keep reading for an interview with my brother, Michael, who is a real-life man!
This post is mainly for writers, but I think it can apply to various circumstances in life. What is the best way to receive criticism?
Flashbacks can be effective tools to advance the plot, add depth to your characters, and raise questions. However, they should be used sparingly and briefly, the way flashbacks might occur in real life.
How can I craft a novel opening that will prevent future readers from closing it for good? Here is what I have learned from experience:
There are many resources you can find online about plot structure, and the sheer number can be overwhelming. My advice is to read more books and get a feel for how stories are structured, especially the kind of stories you want to write.
