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Make money writing: Websites that pay for your stories.

September 19, 2020 December 28, 2020

Earning money writing short stories is completely possible. In fact, this year has been the perfect proof. Working from home has become not only common but also necessary. As if that’s not enough, there’s been a significant boom in ebook sales during this year. It doesn’t mean this is a piece of cake, or that you will be accepted every time. However, it does mean that if you put all your efforts into it and stick to a writing routine, you can make a living out of it.

Choosing the right Point of View for your novel

September 15, 2020 January 7, 2021

It’s vital that, before you start writing, you choose the point of view from which you want to tell your story. The answer is simple … it all depends on what you are going to tell.

15 best tips for building a writing habit

September 11, 2020 January 7, 2021

Success requires effort. Many people get drunk with the idea of becoming a bestselling author, but sometimes forget that this is a long process that takes hundreds of butt hours, I mean… sitting hours. More often than not, aspiring authors write in irregular sessions. They can write 1k in one day, but then not touch the manuscript again in one or two weeks.

How to write the inciting incident of your novel like a pro

September 10, 2020 June 13, 2021

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 a novel: A Beginner’s Guide

August 31, 2020 January 7, 2021

Have you always wanted to be a writer but don’t know where to start? You’ve been searching the internet for too long but don’t seem to find the starting point? Everybody is talking about advanced stuff but you just need to know where the hell to start? Does it sound like you? Are you reading this as a TV commercial?

How to write the perfect first chapter for your novel

August 24, 2020 December 28, 2020

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.