How to Write a Book
Understanding Story Theme: What It Is and Isn’t
If you’ve ever been told to “strengthen your theme” but weren’t exactly sure what that meant—you’re not alone. Understanding story theme is hard. It’s is
If you’ve ever been told to “strengthen your theme” but weren’t exactly sure what that meant—you’re not alone. Understanding story theme is hard. It’s is
Assess, Adjust, and Build a Writing Life That Lasts Welcome to the final installment of the Strategic Authoring: Plan Like a Pro, Write Like a
Rebellion, Support, and the Magic Between During this series, we’ve been laying down the essential foundation for your writing journey – Plan Like a Pro,
Welcome back to the Strategic Authoring series—where we combine the soul of an artist with the strategy of a professional to help you write with
What if I told you that you could finish your book faster, reduce rewrites, and keep your creative fire lit—all without smothering your artistic soul?
By Ali Cross Imagine you’re about to take the road trip of a lifetime. With the snacks packed, the playlist queued, and the tank filled,
When we first start writing, the question of point of view (POV) usually seems straightforward. Either we choose to use the default third-person POV or
How to write a novel, from beginning to end in 16 steps. Brainstorm, develop a great character, create an antagonist, and more.
Burnout. Few words spark such dread among writers. Avoiding it, surviving it, and recovering from it are each the focus of many articles, blogs, podcasts, books, and conference classes. Still, most of us have or will find ourselves grappling with it. This struggle resembles a hiker who has fallen off an unforeseen cliff and now clings to the sheer rockface with desperate, failing fingers, unable to pull themselves up.
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