Lessons Writers Can Learn From Video Games
Telling a story that plays out over a hundred hours can be very different than writing a book. Here are ways that Video Games tell stories and how to apply them to your writing.
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The Character Flip: Creating a Framework for Character Journeys
The Character Flip is one of the more satisfying things to experience as a reader. Use this framework, based off of the book Senlin Ascends, to guide your own character flip!
Kill Your Darlings: Brutal Writing Advice
Kill Your Darlings is one of the hardest parts about being a writer. How do you cut content from a carefully crafted draft? Read here to find out!
First Impressions Matter: Master the Character Description
A strong character description imprints your character in the reader's head. It's how you can make your characters strong and vivid through the entire reading experience. Here are some examples of good and bad character descriptions.
Scratch the First Draft: Start a Protodraft
We all know about the first draft and how it's the formal 'start' to your story. The anxieties and pressure around that can lead to the abandonment of your story. Fix that with a Protodraft.
Writers Start Here: Planning a Plot
Plot is both the most fun part of writing and the most intimidating for new writers. Start here!
Visual Story Arcs in Writing
Taking a step back and visualizing the arcs in your story can help you understand your novel.
3 AI Tools for Writers
AI in Writing is frowned upon, here's how to do it the RIGHT way.
On The Screen: Unlikable Main Characters in Cougar Town
Is it bad if your main character is...kind of hard to deal with?
