Novel Writing

The sun rose over the war-torn landscape, casting a pale light on the barren fields. It was a world divided, where the clash between the Hybrids and the Mechanimals had ravaged the once vibrant realm. …

What and how much should you add? — Contemporary writers might not need to worry about adding historical details to their stories as much as historical writers. Still, we all occasionally need to add details about where a building is or was located, or our characters may remember something from when they were younger and mention a historical…

Yeah, because Sharknado was hot garbage, and I can write way better garbage! You’ll see! Ready soon for your summer reading soon! Because why not? Remember when Sharknado was all the rage? I mean, it was terrible, but you couldn’t look away. You had to watch it. I think I…

By mastering the art of suspense, you’ll have readers captivated, engrossed, and unable to put your novel down. — As a writer, one of your primary goals is to captivate your readers and keep them engaged throughout your novel. Easier said than done? Maybe. But a powerful and effective way you can achieve this is by building suspense. Suspense keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly turning…

Make your main character and their stories timeless, just as Dracula, Don Quixote, or Hamlet — Sometimes you remember a famous book’s plot by mentioning the main character. As writers, all our characters must be multidimensional, timeless, and eternal. But how can we do it? As a Communication Consultant, a part of my job was to make people understand that every time they are in front…

-Meet The Man- Write by : Avrile Wardani My eye opened slowly to see how hot the sun was this morning, I stretched my body and opened the curtains of my room staring at how beautiful the view of the city of Paris is on this warm morning. My name is Alette Dupont…

So, like, what is your hero actually doing? Heroes can’t be sitting around. Heroes gotta do stuff. The task, job, mission, assignment, undertaking, enterprise . . . In a novel or screenplay, what the hero does can’t be a series of little busybody activities the whole time. . . …

“Sesame Swallow, Private Investigator” takes readers on a thrilling and steamy journey through the eyes of Sesame Swallow, a charismatic and adventurous private investigator. …

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