Written by David Powers King
Actions speak louder than words. What characters do can say a lot about them, for good and ... not so good. This trope will make us dislike characters before we have the chance to really get to know them.
Written by CMKeller
How to improve the rhythm of your writing.
Written by eayounker
How using cultural references can be useful and why it should be avoided.
Written by Sarah Allen
The most developed, well-rounded characters come from the person you know best: you.
Written by Adam Gaylord
Fresh ingredients, impeccable timing, and plenty of practice are what you need to be a great cook and a great writer. What else?
Written by Teri Harman
Since 1919, Children's Book Week has been a celebration of children's literature, those that write it and those that read it. The fun starts May 7.
Written by Jay Noel
Many writers need music playing in the background while writing. I'm one of them. Here are some great samples of music to write to.
Written by John Hansen
With the rise of self-publishing, many indie authors are self-publishing their potentially good books, but some aspects of the book page can make them look bad. Here's a list of why I won't read your book.
Written by Jonathan LaForce
Part two in The Modern Military Writer series, this post covers historic glorification of war and how the real horrors of war slowly made their way into the public consciousness.
Written by Jonathan LaForce
This part one of four in The Modern Military Writer serves as an introduction to the idea that military writers don't just write about strategy. They write about basic human truths that transcend time.
Written by eayounker
A review of Terry Pratchett's "The Bromeliad Trilogy."
Written by Teri Harman
Book review for first in a new series for women.
