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November 2015
- How to Choose the Right POV (What I Learned Writing Storming): Consider three important factors in how to choose the right POV for your book–and how these factors can protect you from having to rewrite your book.
- How to Write Multiple Antagonists (What I Learned Writing Storming): Sometimes your story is going to require not just one, but multiple antagonists. When that happens, how do you juggle them all? Here are three ways
- How to Write Can’t-Look-Away Chapter Breaks (What I Learned Writing Storming): Don’t let chapter breaks be stumbling blocks between readers and the end of the book. Make breaks work for you by fascinating readers all the way through.
- 6 Steps to Create a Fantastic Narrative Voice (What I Learned Writing Storming): Turns out if you get your story’s narrative voice right from the very start, everything else has a much better chance of falling into place like magic.
- Most Common Writing Mistakes, Pt. 45: Avoiding “Said”: Avoiding “said” is one of the most common writing mistakes? Yep. Avoiding this hard-working speaker attribution can lead you into some major prose problems.
