The Second Act of your novel is probably the most difficult one to write out of the three we have in the Three-Act Structure. But, if you follow a strategic guide, things will get much simpler. Check this article!
If you are new to the writing world, then you are probably haunted by a million questions. In this article, we’ll be answering some of those most frequently asked questions about writing. Come and take a look!
If you’ve been writing for some time, or if you’ve studied writing techniques, you’ve probably heard one of the golden rules that are constantly repeated in most writing workshops “Show, don’t tell”. This week, we’ll be talking about the “sowing-not-telling” conundrum, why it is so important; when it can be used; and of course, some tips to put it into practice.
How can we use chapters to capture readers’ attention? how can we structure them? when can we use cliffhangers? how many words and scenes should they have? how can we use them to make our book an authentic page-turner? If you are interested in the topic, read this article, because we’ll be answering all these questions.
How many words should my novel have? Why is word count important? How can it affect my chances of getting published? If you’ve ever asked yourself those questions, then read this article. We’ll answer them all.
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If you are a new writer, taking your first steps into your first novel, then take a look at these amazing tips that you can start applying right away.
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.
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.
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.
