Character Arcs: The Journey of Transformation
Last week, we focused in on how to develop your characters; from establishing their goals and motivations to how to make them relatable....
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Amber Lambda
- Jun 30, 2022
How to Write Great Plot and Character Arcs
As both a writer and a reader, one of the most common debates I see is based on a preference of which type of story you prefer: plot...
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Lily Rooke
- Feb 24, 2022
How to Write LGBTQ+ Relationships
Oh, hello there. Don’t mind me, the panicked queer author hiding in the corner of the Romance party, sweating nervously at the prospect...
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Maile Starr
- Feb 10, 2022
How to Write Romance
So, you’ve got two characters who are perfect for each other. You know it, but they don’t know it yet, do they? Congratulations! You’re...
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Maayan Sulami
- Aug 12, 2021
How To Write Conflict
If Storytelling was a car, I’d say the plot and character are the wheels - directing the whole thing left, right and forward ,Theme is...
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Devon Gambrell
- Jul 22, 2021
How to Develop your Characters
The definition of Character development is the process of building a unique believable person and/or the changes that the character goes...
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Charlotte Murphy
- May 20, 2021
How to Write Race
I joined the writing community last year, during a period of peaked interest for diverse and inclusive voices. However, it seemed to me...
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Megan Beth Davies
- Apr 26, 2021
How to Write ‘Shippable’ Romance
I love romance in a novel. I love the depth and conflict it gives to a story and the butterflies I feel when the author gets it just...
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Sydney Alexis
- Apr 26, 2021
Writing Strong and Believable Friendships
I’m sure we’ve all read a book where a friendship is the most important relationship to us and that happens for a reason. A solid...
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RaeLynn Fry
- Apr 26, 2021
Creating Characters That Don't Need Saving
The damsel in distress doesn't have much of a leading role, these days. And neither does the solitary, badass, physically strong female...
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