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Check out our guide with interesting words for poets to create vivid and emotive poetry. We’ve also got a step-by-step guide on how to write a coming-of-age story, perfect for wannabe fiction authors.
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Is writing lonely? That’s a question many new writers have. Well, it’s a cliché to describe somebody who earns a living from words as just another lonely writer. Sure writing, demands spending extended periods by yourself working on articles, stories, or books, often without feedback from others. Look at the workspaces of many famous writers, […]
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Have you ever struggled to finish writing a series of articles, stories, or even a book? Perhaps they’re stuck in the bottom of a drawer in your office. Or maybe it’s lost on your hard-drive. Or perhaps it’s sitting in a notebook in your attic. I’m talking about the stubborn writing project you gave up on
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Writing in pain as part of storytelling can be difficult, but these 11 tips will help you convey pain in a way readers understand and agree with. When your character experiences pain, whether emotional pain or physical pain, conveying the character’s pain is challenging. You must be able to convey what the character experiences in
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Do you need help with writing a first draft? I once wrote the first draft of a book chapter that smelt so bad, I had to open up the office window while reading it. It’s a good thing my first drafts are for me alone, and yours should be too.
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Let’s talk about your fear of writing. We’ve all been there. When I was in my early twenties, I did too. I told people I wanted to write a book. There was just one problem. I wasn’t writing anything. I believed I wasn’t ready to write, and I needed some anointed mentor to pull me
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