Writing
4 Ways To Write A More Cathartic Story
A lot goes into a successful novel, from compelling characters to an engaging plot, solid pacing, and a vibrant world. However, none of these things are quite as important as catharsis.
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Dos and Don’ts for Writing Viewpoint Voice
Many readers and editors state that a strong voice immediately draws them into a story, and one of the most important voices will come from
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A Guide to Critiquing a Story
How should we critique someone’s writing? Frequently authors ask if I have a form that I use to help me critique a story. Given the
The Super Writers’ Bundle
Introducing: The Super Writers’ Bundle Get Access to the Exact Process, Principles, and Tools David Farland Used to Create Award Winning, Bestselling, ‘Million-Dollar’, Works of Fiction
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Imagination
You may not realize it, but the most common problem with stories is that they’re tepid.
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When to Stop Polishing a Manuscript
Many new writers don’t know when to stop polishing a manuscript and move on to the next. Part of the reason for that might have
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Plotting Your Story
You often begin plotting your story with little in mind—a powerful image or an emotion that we want to capture, a clever idea for a twist.
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How to Write a Better Book: Finding the Poetics
How many new writers take the proper care with their words? How many truly listen?
How to Write a Book
How to Win Writing Contests—and Big Publishing Contracts
THE ONE WITH ALL THE LISTS When I was in college, I wrote a story and—on the advice of my professor—entered it into a competition.
