Reading other’s work will help you study story structure and analyze what works and what doesn’t so you can apply concepts of writing that resonate with you to your own writing. Here’s how to do it.
Famous writers have excellent writing advice, but don’t let their words grow into myths that block you before you start. Here are some “myths” of writing that are just that. Myths.
No matter what you do in life, if you can figure out how to manage your time well, then you’ll take ten steps forward toward success – however you define it. And for the entrepreneur – and really, that’s what a writer is, if the intent is to make money – it’s imperative to use time … [Read more…]
Opening lines of books. So short. So simple. So important and hard to get right. You need them to hook your reader and pull them in. To make it so that reader has to read on. How do you do that? One of my friends has Yoda for a grandmother. Okay, not really. But that … [Read more…]
Setting goals for your characters is of monumental importance. So, why should setting goals for your writing be any less? Here are some tips to help you set your goals and catch your dreams.