by: Scott Lindsay Many of the best stories in fiction have both an antagonist and a protagonist. The protagonist is the main character or hero that we cheer on and hope conquers all. The antagonist is the story’s villain. The best bad guys are the ones we love to hate. We don’t need to know […]
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“I’m a Terrible Writer”: A Non-Writer’s Guide to Improving Your Everyday Writing by: Ann Roscopf Allen At the beginning of every semester I’ve ever taught college writing, at least one student in the class will issue the disclaimer, “I’m a terrible writer.” That student seems to think he or she is incorrigible, hopeless, a lost cause
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by: Steve Manning This article will take you through every step of learning how to write a book. From start, to plot, to editing, to finished manuscript, to getting it ready for the agent. Volumes have been written to show you how to write a book, so you know I won’t be covering every step
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Writing a Book – Tips From An Author Writing specific Genres What is a ‘genre’? It’s a fancy French word for ‘type’ or ‘kind’. A ‘Thriller’ is a ‘type’ of story. Thrillers therefore make up a ‘genre’. Some genres have become so ‘reduced to practice’ that they are actually cliches of themselves. The detective story,
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Tips For Writing Copy to Boost Sales by: TJ Philpott When writing copy online to increase sales it is vitally important to connect with your reader in order to convey your marketing message. Most people are cynical when viewing any advertising copy due to the amount of hype often used. The most effective way to
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The Secret to Creating Time To Write A Book By Alissa Lukara Are you not writing your book because you cannot find the time? Or do you insist you need a longer amount of time than you have to give your subject matter the attention it needs. “I can’t write a book unless I have
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Before You Write by: Patrika Vaughn Writing a book is a lot like getting married. It is intensely personal, it calls for a big commitment, and it requires a sustained effort. And like marriage, it carries no guarantee of success. Books and marriages often fail for the same reasons. The most common reason is that the
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Are You The Next JK Rowling? by: Suzanne Harrison Harry Potter. The name brings instant recognition from people all over the world. The books have sold over 350 million copies worldwide. Only the bible has more translations. The movies have gone on to grace the lists of the Top 10 grossing films of all time.
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