How your video game addiction can enhance your writing and plotting skills
Grief is not a linear, five-step process. It’s messy. It’s ugly. It’s devastating. Writing won’t help you make sense of it. Writing won’t make it go away. But even if you’re not a writer by trade, writing can help patch up your broken heart.
Are you a “slow” writer who struggles to write once a week, let alone every day? Do you like GIFs of cute dogs? Then you’ve come to the right place.
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Ever heard of a polyptoton? Know how to use epizeuxis in your writing? Here are just a few useful writing terms and devices to add to your ever-growing arsenal.
Pinterest is one of my favorite tools across the board (see what I did there?), especially for writing. Here’s how you can use Pinterest to plan your novel.
Depression can wreck your writing life — but there are a few ways you can reclaim your creativity even if you can’t write.
Whether you’re writing flash fiction, short stories, or a novel, you need to let your story rest. Take it from me: this is one of the most important self-editing tips you’ll ever learn.
One of my favorite dialogue writing tips is a simple one: take out your headphones while in public. Being present is crucial for writing well.
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