3 Step Plan For Rewriting
In a post on Industrial Scripts, Emily J shares a three-step plan for rewriting your draft. "Going through notes and knowing how to approach...
Get Uncomfortable
In the latest episode of DIY MFA Radio, Gabriela Pereira says that writers need to get comfortable with the idea of being uncomfortable. Specifically, she...
Tips for Writing Children in Danger
In an article for Writer's Digest, Jen Craven shares four principles for writing stories about children in danger. "As a writer, there’s a unique...
Ending on a High Note
A post on Industrial Scripts examines the denouement and how you can craft the perfect ending scene for your story. "This critical narrative element...
Why Comic Books Excel at Fight Scenes
In a guest post on Killzone, Carla Hoch says you can write a great fight scene, even if you don't know how to fight...
The Perfect Character Name
In a post on Writers Helping Writers, Becca Puglisi shares seven tips for finding the perfect character name. "That name will represent the character...
What Does Your Setting Say About Character?
In a new post, C.S. Lakin offers advice on using setting to reveal character. "All of us are impacted by setting," she says. "Every...
Are Your Skills Improving?
In a new post, Janice Hardy asks an important question: How do writers know when their writing is getting better? "I've wondered about it,...
Developing Your Antagonist: What Not to Do
In a guest post on Writers Helping Writers, Savannah Cordova identifies five mistakes to avoid when creating an antagonist.
Of course, your antagonist needs to...
Culture Clashes Make Great Conflict
In a new blog post, Kristen Lamb examines how contrasting cultures can be a great source of conflict. "Put more than two humans together...
