How to Write Better (aka Improve Your Writing Skills)
As a writer, you should always look for ways to improve your writing skills, unlock your creativity, and be better at conveying your stories.
How to Use Chekhov’s Gun to Enhance Your Story
Are you familiar with Chekhov’s Gun? Well, if you put this narrative device in your story, you'd better use it!
Internal vs. External Conflict in Writing
Conflict drives a plot forward and gives depth to characters. We look at internal vs. external conflict and how it applies to your story.
7 Types of Conflict to Master in Writing
We outline seven types of conflict that can add intrigue and interest in your writing. Combine internal and external conflict to make your plot shine.
How to Start a Story That Captures a Reader’s Interest
How do you start a story in a way that captures a reader's interest? These foundations of storytelling will help you craft an exciting beginning to your book.
Rhetorical Devices You Should Use in Your Writing
Rhetorical devices are used to extend phrases beyond their actual meaning to bolster the quality of writing and add color to your story.
Unraveling the Hero’s Journey: A Roadmap to Crafting Your Story
Using the convention of the hero's journey can transform your story and satisfy your readers.
