How to Write the First Pinch Point: Accepting the Call to Adventure
Embrace the call to adventure! Discover how the first pinch point propels heroes into action, from Mulan to Katniss. Start your own journey today!
How to Be Successful on Fiverr as a Writer
Turn your writing skills into a profitable business on Fiverr! Discover actionable tips to create standout gigs and attract customers.
10 Proven Ways to Make Money as a Writer: Turning Your Passion into Profit
Turn your passion for writing into profit! Discover key strategies to boost your income through freelancing, blogging, and more. Start earning today!
Must-Have Tools for Writers: Make Your Journey Easier
Equip yourself with the must-have tools for writers, from powerful software like Scrivener and ProWritingAid to essential gadgets that boost creativity and productivity.
How to Write a Compelling Midpoint for Your Novel
Discover expert tips on crafting the pivotal midpoint of your novel. Learn how examples like Mulan and The Hunger Games create turning points that elevate storytelling.
Your First Novel: From Initial Draft to Successful Publication
Embark on the thrilling journey from draft to published, with essential tips to write, revise, and launch your first novel successfully!
Is Scrivener The Ultimate Tool for Authors?
Let me introduce you to Scrivener—a game-changer in the writing community. Whether you’re penning your first novel, working on a screenplay, or drafting an academic paper, Scrivener is designed to help you streamline your writing process from start to finish.
How to write the inciting incident of your novel like a pro
A well-written inciting incident will make your readers ask for more, and turn your pages non-stop, just to know what comes next and how our hero is going to make it out of this.
How to write the perfect first chapter for your novel
The first chapter of your novel is a huge challenge. It’s the door to your reader’s attention, a door that you want to keep permanently open. It’s the first impression agents will have of your book and it’s important to get it right because that’s what is going to determine if they want to keep reading or not… no pressure.