become a great writer
How to hook a reader throughout your novel. pull them in and wants to keep reading. learn how to get them reading to the end. It’s called the “carrot theory.” Dangling a carrot in front of a horse to make it walk forward. Something Stephen King does well in every short story or long…
Is Stephen King a planner or panster? which one is best for you? what does it mean to plan or pants. what to choose that works best. There has been a long-standing question in the world of writing if you should plan your novel in great detail before writing or “just write.” The good…
How to get someone to read your novel again. what draws someone to love your novel. what you can do to make your novel rememberable. If you want your novel to fail it’s real simple, treat your reader like an idiot. If you want your novel to succeed, respect your reader and understand their…
Learn how to master the book publishing business. How they work and what you can do to get published. see from their point of view. What is the golden rule for all new writers? Never submit your dream novel as your first novel. Why? Because as a first-time writer you’re more than likely will…
How difficult is it to write your first book. what struggles did well-known authors have to go through to write their first book When you read a famous book and think of the author we automatically picture them living in a nice big house, having nice cars, living the good life. We never question…
The Problem With Twist Endings in Your Novel Why the best twists work long before the final page Every writer loves the idea of a twist ending. You picture the reader reaching the final page of your novel and suddenly gasping in shock. Maybe they close the book and immediately recommend it to a friend….
Why You Shouldn’t Switch Genres Mid-Novel Imagine sitting down to watch a horror movie. The lights go down. The tension builds. The story pulls you in. Then halfway through… the characters suddenly start singing. The horror movie has become a musical. You’d be confused. Probably annoyed. Maybe you’d even walk out of the theater. That’s…
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