Why There’s No Such Thing as a Writing Expert – And Why That’s a Good Thing
The more time we spend studying our craft and the more we learn, the easier it is to lose sight of our own fallibility.
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The more time we spend studying our craft and the more we learn, the easier it is to lose sight of our own fallibility.
Boredom indicates only apathy. And the apathetic reader won’t be your reader for long.
How do we know which word is the “right” word?
Let’s take a look at some of the common pitfalls of the first-person narrator and how to avoid them.
To cap every story with a happy ending is dishonesty to both ourselves and our readers.
You need to understand the basics of this integral type of scene if you’re going to blind readers from overexposure to your action awesomeness.
Sometimes the more we try to be original, the more hackneyed our stories end up sounding.
What techniques are most useful for making the most of your daily writing time?
Why do you write? Simple question that it is, it can be surprisingly difficult to answer.