Why Write A Non-Fiction Book
The two central pillars in effective personal marketing are the establishment of credibility and the quest for exposure. You could have a large business or [Read More]
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Essence Of Character: Seven Steps To Creating Characters That Write Themselves
Creating characters that are believable takes time and discipline. Creating dynamically real individuals and not imposing your own thoughts and impressions upon them is not [Read More]
How To Write A Strong Start For Your Novel
I revised my Civil War novel Hearts of Stone many times before selling it to Dutton Children’s Books. My editor only had one major suggestion: [Read More]
How To Find The Novel That Only You Can Write
Most people think writing a novel is just writing. I have lost count of the number of people who say I want to write a [Read More]
Why Should You Write An eBook
The fact is that this is the perfect time to write an ebook. What the publishing industry needs are people who can tap into the [Read More]
How Can You Become A Better Writer?
Guest Author: Paul Proctor I have been writing professionally for more than two decades and teaching writing nearly that long. Every conference, every writing staff, [Read More]
5 Reasons Every Writer Needs a Web Site
If you are serious about your writing, in fact even if you aren’t, you need a web site. Let me repeat that — every writer [Read More]
A Different Way to Write Your First Novel
If you’ve always wanted to write a novel, but found the traditional structured process too frightening or overwhelming, maybe your imagination works in a more [Read More]
5 Ways to Find Time to Write When You Work Full Time
By Brandie June Whenever I hear writers complaining that they can never find the time to write, I have to wonder how hard they are [Read More]
Write, Publish and Market a Book with No Out-of-Pocket Money
Learn the strategies of one author who successfully brought her book, 101 Ways to Get Your Foot in the Door, to market with no out of pocket money.
How to Write a Killer Book Proposal
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How to Write (and Live) a Happy Ending: Kristina McMorris
In this episode of Character Test, I talk with a bestselling historical fiction author about how she creates characters we can connect with in any [Read More]
The Write Conversation: The Art of Writing Action
Characters do more than just talk at each other. They move—with grace, in anger, to disguise emotion—and movement tells even more about them than their [Read More]
How to Plan, Write, and Develop a Book: Organizing Your Book: How I Learned to Love Scrivener
Books become unwieldy fast. Unlike a poem, essay, or short story, a book may generate thousands of pages by the time it’s revised down to [Read More]
How To Write (And Edit) Nonfiction That People Want To Read
Katie Lawrence Many a writer has sat down, written a fairly decent piece, and was left without a clue of what to do next. This [Read More]
How to Keep Writing When You Don’t Have Time to Write
When a writer voices frustration about not being able to write, often the advice given is some form of “you just have to suck it up [Read More]
The Write Conversation: Find More Time to Write by Avoiding The 12 Productivity Mistakes
There are a lot of tasks we must master as we make writing a priority. But with these additional tasks, our productivity may drop. Learning [Read More]
How to Write a Romance Novel That’ll Make Readers Swoon
Luckily, though love itself may be hard to explain, the process of writing about it isn’t. Here are our seven best tips for writing romance, [Read More]
Why Querying Writers Shouldn’t Write Sequels
Querying writers have quite a few hurdles to jump through to secure literary representation. For those of you who don’t know what a query is [Read More]
32 Ways To Write About Fear
One of our most popular posts on Writers Write is 37 Ways To Write About Anger. We thought we would look at interesting ways to write [Read More]
3 Good Reasons to Write a Sequel
Author Deanna Cabinian offers three compelling reasons you might want to try writing a sequel to a book you’ve published, even if you hadn’t planned [Read More]