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Measuring
Your Success As a Writer - by Nanci
Panuccio
Recently an aspiring novelist told me she would never feel
successful unless she published a bestseller.
Writing a Novel? Endings - by Joanne Reid
There are two aspects to ending your novel. One is the
resolution of the problem presented in the novel. The other is the actual
physical act of getting to the end of the novel.
Hooking
Your Readers - by Cindy
A Christiansen
What makes a reader pick up your book, read the first page
and then either put it back on the shelf or buy it? It's having all the key
ingredients to a spell-binding beginning.
Keeping Track of Characters When Writing Fiction - by Irene Watson
Recently, one of my favorite authors, a very well known one, published a new book. I always buy her books as soon as they come out because they are often a few years apart, and I can't seem to get enough of her wonderful quirky characters and their interesting existences.
How to Write a Bestselling Novel - Is Your Story Good Enough For a Publishing Contract? - by MaryAnn Myers
First off, who are you, what do you care about, why do I love you, why do I hate you? The author will need to address these types of "character" questions long before they sit down to write their story.
Use Your Intuition and Banish Writers Block Forever! - by Anne Marshall
It has been said that intuition is one of a writers most useful tools. I believe this is so, it has certainly helped me whenever I have felt stuck, or blocked, or simply undecided as to which way to go.
How to Write Convincing Fiction - Show, Don't Tell - by N. Strauss
Is the main character of your story a sweet, caring person?
Was the divorce all her husband's fault? Was she right to set fire to his car?
Writing - Is Criticism a Good Thing? - by Leanne Johnston
It is important to improve in everything you do. In writing
it's paramount. Any writer who wants to become a great writer would be wise to
seek feedback in the form of critique.
Researching The Setting For Your Novel in Writing - by Thomas Ajava
Picking the setting of a novel is obviously a critical step. Writing a classic detective novel set in a tiny town in Siberia is going to be a struggle.
Write
Children's Books As a Hobby! - by Lisa
Brunel
Have you always wished you could write? Sitting down at your computer and writing for children doesn't have to remain a dream.
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