Your hero and villain are the two most important characters in your story. Here's how to get them right and set your novel up for success!
Learn how to develop a story and read ten steps to a plot that has structure, momentum and the ingredients readers love.
How to Write From Your Villain’s Mind. In order to write from your villain's perspective, you have to spend time with them, you have to get to know them.
The worst mistake you can make with your antagonist is failing to give him a reason for his evil actions. Learn to motivate your bad guy in compelling ways.
10 Individual Bad Habits for Fictional Characters.
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How can you write good dialogue in fiction? How can you make your dialogue sound realistic? Here are 10 common dialogue mistakes and how to fix them.
A writer's notebook is the perfect place to keep your inspiration, ideas, notes, and references to anything else you need for your next project!
Creating a bullet journal key page and choosing bullet journaling symbols is one of the first steps when setting up a new bujo notebook. But, it can be hard to know what you need if you’ve never tried it before. Luckily, I’ve got lots of bujo key ideas and loads of inspiration for bullet journaling ... Read more
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Do you want to become a writer? 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, at all.
