How to Write Horror
Let’s get dark and twisted! Read this article for some good, juicy tips to write horror.
Get ideas easily to keep your writing flowing non-stop.
How to Borrow a Plot for Your Novel
Do you want to write a great adventure novel but still are not sure about how the plot should go? Borrow a plot! Learn how with this article.
Best YouTube channels for writers
These are the best youtube channels to learn about writing. These YouTubers are the ebst of the best. Don’t miss our list.
How To Read Like A Writer
Being a new writer isn’t easy. If you want to significantly improve your writing and learn from successful, published authors, you need to learn how to read like a writer.
How to write an outline for your novel in 8 simple steps
Do you want to write an outline for your novel and don’t now how? We got you! Learn how with this article.
Our 10 Favorite Romance Tropes
Love sweet love. It’s what gives color to our lives and what moves us to do great and amazing things. Always present in music, painting, cinema, but in my opinion never better expressed than in literature. From Shakespeare and Jane Austen to modern best-selling authors, romance has only become more and more popular.
Best Romantic Moments in Books and what Makes them so Great
If you smile, suffer, blush and reread the lines over and over to savor the intensity of a romantic scene, then stay with us. We bring you our selection of Best Romantic Moments in Books. We’ll be analyzing what makes them so great so you can apply it later in your book.
20+ Best Gift Ideas for the Writer in your Life
Check these awesome gift ideas for the writer in your life. #christmasgift #giftsforwriters #christmasgiftideas #authors #writers #iamanovelist #nanowrimo
How to Write Fantasy: A Beginner’s Guide
Writing fantasy can get tricky because it includes many, intertwined subgenres. Read this article and find out the important characteristics you need to be aware of before getting into it.
How to beat writer’s block like a pro
Do you ever feel like you’re stuck with your story? Like there’s no possible way forward? Then, you may have experienced the so-called Writer’s block. It can have the form of a shortage of ideas or maybe it’s just that you can’t seem to find the energy or the focus to write anything.