https://renardsworld.wordpress.com/2023/01/13/5-simple-tips-for-writing-more/ We all want to write more, don't we? While we always need to be careful that we don't compromise quality for the sake of quantity, it is important to figure out the environment in which we work best so that we can write more and better. This post provides a few great ideas for … Continue reading Reblog: 5 Simple Tips for Writing More by Renard Moreau
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Reblog: 45 Writing Tips to Help Get New Writers Started by The Ghost Writers
http://theghostwriters.org/2023/05/12/45-writing-tips-to-help-you-get-new-writers-started/ New writer? No worries—The Ghost Writers has you covered! I've been discovering so many awesome writing blogs recently, and this is one of them. Just look at this post, with 45 short but powerful writing tips! I'm not sure if I've ever seen so many practical, relevant, and realistic writing tips all packed into … Continue reading Reblog: 45 Writing Tips to Help Get New Writers Started by The Ghost Writers
Improving Classic Stories through Adaptations: The Case of Peter Pan
We're all suckers for classic stories. Fairytales and folktales hold a special place in our hearts, whether it has to do with nostalgia or just plain ol' good storytelling. But have you ever gone back to read a story you loved as a child and thought, "Hmm...this isn't quite as good as I remember"? For … Continue reading Improving Classic Stories through Adaptations: The Case of Peter Pan
Reblog: How to Polish Your Writing by Real Christian Women
http://realchristianwomen.blog/2023/06/03/how-to-polish-your-writing/ I discovered a gem of a blog this week! Cindy's posts have been a delight to read, especially because they're so useful, yet brief. Her tips are perfect for busy writers. This post is no exception. Polishing your writing, or learning how to "self-edit" as I often call it, can save you much embarrassment, … Continue reading Reblog: How to Polish Your Writing by Real Christian Women
The 5 Most Common Self-Publishing Pitfalls
The more you learn about self-publishing, the more these two truths become apparent: 1) It's incredible 2) It's hard Self-publishing makes publishing more accessible. It allows you, the writer, to have control of every element of your book—because why shouldn't you? But you have to understand what that means: you are responsible for every element … Continue reading The 5 Most Common Self-Publishing Pitfalls
Reblog: 6 Unique Ways to Think Up Story Ideas by A Writer’s Path
http://ryanlanz.com/2023/06/13/6-unique-ways-to-think-up-story-ideas/ I've said it before and I'll say it again: the number one thing I get asked as a writer is how I come up with my ideas. Idea generation isn't the same for everyone—that's why I love how this post gives several different options for coming up with and exploring new ideas. These methods … Continue reading Reblog: 6 Unique Ways to Think Up Story Ideas by A Writer’s Path
An Overview of the Editing Process
Based on some of your comments and conversations I've had with people lately, I want to write more posts about self-publishing. I know there are a lot of self-published writers who read this blog and I want to bring you more specific content. So today, let's talk about editing. This isn't the first time I've … Continue reading An Overview of the Editing Process
5 Signs Your Story Might Be Contrived (And How to Fix It!)
Have you ever felt like the story you're writing just isn't flowing naturally? Maybe you're unsure about some dialogue or a part of the plot. Whatever it is, when you begin to wonder, "Is my story contrived?" you know you're in trouble! The last thing any writer wants to do is put out a cheap, … Continue reading 5 Signs Your Story Might Be Contrived (And How to Fix It!)
Breathing Life into Classic Tales: A Guide to Adaptation
I've always loved fairytales; that's what happens when you grow up watching (and rewatching, and rewatching, and rewatching...) Disney classics. I was writing stories as soon as I learned how to hold a (sparkly pink glitter) pen, but surprisingly, fairytales didn't influence my writing much until my dad gifted me a massive book of fairytales … Continue reading Breathing Life into Classic Tales: A Guide to Adaptation
Emotional Writing 101: How to Connect with Readers on a Deeper Level
Writing isn't intuitive. Sure, I think that everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, but even the best of writers don't know it all. We all need to learn, and one of the most foundational concepts of writing that we will be practising for the rest of our lives is writing with emotion. It sounds … Continue reading Emotional Writing 101: How to Connect with Readers on a Deeper Level
The Story Canvas 