How does setting affect fight scenes? @jlcollings explains that where the fight scene takes place will impact the type of fight and other obstacles that will be there. https://t.co/kNccxB0slF
In a world that we can have what we want almost instantaneously, how do we feel about waiting? @patmfriedrich shares how to deal with a character who makes you wait. https://t.co/zPBTMpIXYz
Authors learn a lot between their first book and their current one. @Been_Writing shares her reflections on her first published novel. https://t.co/4z2wDy9515
As goals start to lag, we can recommit and “spring” into writing! @LauriSchoenfeld reminds us to follow our passions with the help of inspiring quotes. https://t.co/4cCWaskX0B
How does a character’s past impact their present? @TashaSeegmiller shares the importance of exploring past wounds to understand your character’s arc. https://t.co/WANuDBXvFe
What’s the best thing you can do for your writing (besides actually finishing your WIP)? @Emily_R_King shares the importance of finding your community. https://t.co/33y1UgEz35
Think you need all the answers before you start writing? @Kymburleev explains how all writers learn as and gain experience as they go. https://t.co/tzRJK7kAhG
Do you know why you write? In her last post, Christie Perkins shares how writing helped her negotiate with Stage 4 cancer, providing an undeniable inspiration to us all. #cancersucks#amwriting#inspiration
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Ghostwriting may sound spooky, but as @crystal027 explains, it doesn’t involve ghosts and it can be a fantastic avenue for writers to explore. https://t.co/NU2LsJDTLH
We’ve had writer’s block, but what about a writer’s speed bump? @AnnetteLyon explains the difference and the importance of slowing down when you hit one.
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Many of us have read/watched stories where a character's death was powerful. And we've probably all read/watched a character die that had no impact. @dennisgaunt provides some guidelines to consider when a plot/arc mandates death.
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How much time should a writer spend on social media? On which platforms should they spend that time? @dfmatthews32 shares some thoughts on balancing everything.
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Writing is hard. Sometimes we get so focused on where we AREN'T that we forget to celebrate where we ARE. Today, @amandarhill32 has created a prize for you - no matter where you are in your writing. Take a minute to celebrate - you deserve it!
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Reading as a writer? @OrlyKonig suggests there are four kinds of reading that writers do, and explains which ones we need to do more often.
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Is it enough for characters to start a story wanting anything, or does the writer need to craft that desire a little differently? @RosalynEves explores how the nuances of character desire may impact the core of the story.
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Today, @christinenhayes shares how estate sales can provide glimpses into the lives of people who have passed on, providing an insightful study in humanity.
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Writers often hear the call to "show, don't tell". @jlcollings suggests there are times when we need to turn that around to let characters be authentic.
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All authors, regardless of publication route, need to know how to market, and utilizing preorders is a great way to launch a book. @RosalynEves shares 4 things to consider when creating a preorder campaign.
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We are so excited to welcome our newest contributor, Allison Martin. She shares five important things to consider if writers are considering a brand design.
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