Dialogue is one of those things you either just “get” or have to “work” at. But either way, both types of writers still need to challenge the reader and themselves. Just because your words flow well and sound realistic, doesn’t… Read More ›
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5 Tips for Writing Action
For me, when it comes to writing an action scene or sequence I get excited and the amazing moment spews over the page in a glorious haphazard way — and for a first draft, that’s okay. Maybe you’re a planner… Read More ›
10 Fundamental Dialogue Tips
It’s interesting just how subjective the craft of writing is. In elementary school we’re taught that adjectives and adverbs are our friends and that using descriptive words like, shouted, wailed, screeched, and cried are great ways to expand our dialogue… Read More ›
Tips for Creating Conflict
Having something as intrinsic as story conflict broken down into easy to follow, realistic, and straightforward guidelines is every writer’s wish. Conflict is usually a grandiose idea that doesn’t always manifest to its fullest potential in a first draft. We… Read More ›
The Medium & the Media Pt. 2
Publicity Tip #6 It’s one thing to say, “Try this out, it’s great.” But if all you have is an idea and no advice for follow-through, you won’t be inclined to try it, will you? When it comes to podcasting… Read More ›
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