Fictional cultures are the backbone of the imaginary worlds authors conjure up in their stories. They can make or break a story, as they provide context and depth to the plot. A well-crafted fictional culture can transport readers into a different world, making them feel like they are experiencing something entirely new and exciting. It […]
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I’ve gathered together 10 of the best articles I could find to help you write your first book. Learn everything from how to plot your book to how to structure your chapters, writing the first page, and even coming up with the perfect ending for your book.
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If I had my way, the only people who wouldn’t hire a ghostwriter for their blogs would be, well, ghostwriters and other professional writers. Now, before you laugh at me, ghostwriting has a long history. And although the practice has traditionally been reserved for celebrities, politicians, and clergymen, hiring ghostwriters is becoming more and more popular
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We’ve all heard of S.M.A.R.T. Goals, right? It’s a system of goal setting designed to keep you motivated and focused by giving you a clear direction and action plan. In order to be effective, the goals you set must answer five questions: Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Timely If you hold even the slightest ambition to
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Trying to end writer’s block? Aren’t we all? That dreaded phenomenon that stops creativity in its tracks. It affects hundreds of thousands of people every day, leaving behind a trail of unrealized ideas and agonizing writers. And it doesn’t discriminate — you can fall susceptible to writer’s block whether you’re writing novels or short stories.
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Writing sex scenes is something that many authors don’t even think about (unless they’re writing erotica) until all of a sudden they need to know how to write a sex scene. Chances are if you read a lot of books within the romance or erotica genres (or any sub-genre), then you’ve come across more than
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