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Whether you’re writing an epic fantasy, a fast-paced thriller, or a quiet love story, the climax of a story is often the moment readers remember most.
In this guide, we show you how to write a strong one. https://t.co/xMRBoJBbCB
You don’t need a Hollywood budget or a writers’ room to use Dan Harmon's Story Circle. This popular story structure (from the creator of 'Community' and 'Rick and Morty') works everywhere.
In this guide, we show you how to use it. https://t.co/KWZFpysDU6
Learn what affects your category rankings, what affects your Amazon search rankings, and how you can improve both (without wasting effort in the wrong places). Our explainer on Amazon book rankings breaks it all down for you: https://t.co/aHRAgQYPvS
In this beginner’s guide, we walk you through what Substack is, how it works, and the three main ways authors can start using it: https://t.co/JefB7xsljQ
If you ever get "lost" in the middle of writing a story, this guide will help. It breaks down seven practical steps that carry you from first idea to finished draft. Check it out: https://t.co/LiozLETkpK
The classic three-act structure is the go-to for most writers. But there’s another framework worth knowing: the Seven-Point Story Structure. We break it down here: https://t.co/TLNSx9qgt6
Dave's used ProWritingAid and Grammarly for years (and so have many on our team), so it's fair to say we have a lot of experience with both.
But which one is best for YOU will depend on a variety of factors, including the type of writing you do. https://t.co/jsFVCZN6JU
Doing research to come up with keywords for your book can be tedious.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just see what keywords worked for OTHER books?
There actually is a way for you to do this. However, the process isn't what you think:
https://t.co/qWg6IyChAr
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