become a great writer
How to examine your novel close-up and overall Using a microscope and telescope for novel writing. How do they help? What can be learned from the two that will make you a better writer? Imagine how your life can change if you mastered the ability to see your novel unclose and from a distance. …
I dare you to write from the antagonist’s point of view Imagine what the story would be like. Would it be more interesting? A better read? Could this actually be done? Would anyone want to read it? Is it something a new writer could take on? Would the story be better for the reader…
How to make every scene in your novel powerful What brings them to life? what can you do to make your novel rememberable? As a writer, you do not want to “write a novel.” Your goal should be to write “scenes.” Having them placed one after the other building up to tell a complete…
why Stephen king is not a horror writer why he is more than that. what his secret is. how you can learn from his writing to be better. Is it possible to write like Stephen King? Many have tried but they fail, how is this? What does Stephen King that so many miss out…
how to create the perfect look for your villain why is it important. how to make them memorable. what do readers look for? What can you do to make a memorable villain? How can you make them stand out and have them remembered in time? What are the little tips and tricks you can apply…
the toughest part you’ll face when writing a novel it’s all about emotion and trusting yourself as a writer to go there. Ask any new writer what holds them back when writing and they’ll say writing emotions, it hits too close to home. They can write about locations and character descriptions, but when writing about…
Who’s writing style should you copy? what makes them great? what can you learn from the greatest? how to find your own style and voice. Every writer has their favorite author. There’s something about their style and voice. You dream of writing a book just like them. But is this a good idea? Should…
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