32 Surprising Ways to Find Blockbuster Story Ideas
You are sitting at your computer staring at a blank page. Where do other writers get their story ideas? Try these 32 ways. Find 1 that works for you.
Writer’s Block 42 Mind Blowing Ways To Crush It
Have you ever experienced Writer’s Block. It can be frustrating. We have come up with 42 possible solutions. Skim through our list and find the solution that is right for you..
Writing Angry Characters with 478 Easy to Use Phrases
Writing angry characters can be challenging. Use our 478 words and phrases to help you easily write angry characters.
How to Show Characters to Skyrocket Your Story
Would you like to SHOW characters to your readers instead of just telling them about your characters? Here are 5 tips to help you do that.
Sensational Protagonists 5 Awesome Secretes
Creating sensational protagonists is the first thing you need to write a story, any story. Fictional stories are about people, how they act and react, and why they do the things they do.
Write Suspense With 467 Simple to Use Phrases
Easy to write suspense with 467 phrases to help you. Keep readers hooked by building anticipation and suspense between plot points.
7 Great Ways to Use Dialog in Storytelling
Using dialog in storytelling skyrockets your writing to the next level. Here are 7 ways to use dialog. 1. Explain story 2. Relate backstory 3. Add tension 4. Establish relationships 5. Show personality 6. Reveal setting 7. Foreshadow events. Includes examples.
493 Ways to Describe Taste to Inspire Great Writing
We found it hard to describe taste. We have simplified the process by creating a list of 493 ways to describe taste.
Pacing the Secret to Becoming a Famous Author
Pacing is the secret to becoming a bestselling author. We have some secretes to help you make it happen.
A Storyboard Will Explode Your Creative Writing
A Storyboard Can Prevent Writer’s Block. You might be asking; Why do I need a STORYBOARD? Let me ask you; do you have little bubbles of stories popping into your…
First Chapter How to Make it Great
The first chapter is always the hardest to write. It should present questions that can only be answered by reading the rest of the book. Make it the best chapter.