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How to find your novel’s Central Dramatic Question
The Central Dramatic Question of a story is the driving force behind that story. Without it, there is no force, and there are no turning pages. In general terms, the Central Dramatic Question provides a clear goal for the protagonist and sets up the stakes for the story, but what is it, really?
What if all you needed to finish writing your book was a blueprint?
Organize all your messy novel writing ideas into a comprehensive, comprehensible blueprint that you can write from with ease and enthusiasm. The Fiction Writing Blueprint is the last tool you’ll ever need for planning, organizing, and writing your novel. Seriously.
ProWritingAid Review: All the problems I’ve had with ProWritingAid & why I still love it
I’ve used ProWritingAid for a little over a year now. I loved it so much when I tried it that I got the lifetime license and haven’t regretted it. ProWritingAid helped me edit two stories for flash fiction contests, including my Avalon!verse prequel, Witch Soup. I thought I’d never find a “con” for PWA, but I just did. Here’s my honest take on ProWritingAid.
Why Your Book Needs a Manuscript Critique
Critiques. Every new writer’s worst fear—and many veterans, too! Your work WILL be critiqued by readers. Do it on your terms with a manuscript critique.
Witch Soup: A WLW short story from Midwinter!verse | Delta/Naomi
Naomi has been in love with her best friend, Delta, for years. She’s finally ready to make a move, but, of course, it all goes wrong.
How to Create Better Writing Habits… the Smart Way!
Have you ever actually been asked what your biggest weakness was in a job interview? It’s the urban legend of interview questions that, unfortunately, is actually real. How did you answer it? I care too much? Or maybe Sometimes I’m too detail-focused? And then you quickly made up a story of how you once weakened that … How to break a bad writing habit… the Ravenclaw way! {Alchemy Lab Experiment!}
