Top Crime Writing Resources Every Writer Needs
Crime is one of the most popular genres in fiction. In this post, we share the top crime writing resources every writer needs.
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Philip Roth’s Writing Process
In this post, we explore the award-winning American author, Philip Roth’s writing process.
A Quick Start Guide To Writing Revenge
In this post, we explore how to write about revenge – with examples. We’ve created a quick start guide to writing revenge.
What Is A Character Flaw? 123 Ideas For Character Flaws
What is a character flaw? Use this post to explore 123 ideas for character flaws. Use these flaws for the characters in your books.
Betrayal in Fiction: How to Write Powerful, Unforgettable Twists
Discover how to write compelling betrayal in fiction, with clear definitions, memorable quotes, and must-read book examples.
What Is Blackout Poetry & How Do I Write It?
Blackout poetry is an exciting modern poetry genre. This post explains what this genre is about and how to write blackout poetry.
Patricia Hampl On Writing Memoirs
We explore the award-winning memoirist, Patricia Hampl’s thoughts on writing memoirs. We look at the role of memory, the form, the art, and the craft
Meet The Best Priest Detectives In Fiction
Faith meets mystery. Find out why priest detective stories work, and meet 10 of the best crime-solving clerics in fiction.
Bret Easton Ellis’s 2 Bits Of Writing Advice
We’re writing about the acclaimed literary writer, Bret Easton Ellis. In this post, we look at Bret Easton Ellis’s 2 bits of writing advice.
The Strange World of Slipstream Fiction – What Is It?
We define slipstream fiction, present its characteristics, and provide examples. We also offer tips for writing slipstream fiction.
Why You Need To Write In Plain Language
If you write for business, you have to write to communicate. In this post, we tell you why you need to write in plain language.
The Ultimate Blogging Checklist
Use the ultimate blogging checklist to help you when you blog.
Write Your Novel In A Year – Week 33: Beginnings, Backstory, And Other Bugbears
We continue our Write Your Novel In A Year Series. In this post, we cover the problems writers encounter with beginnings, backstory and other bugbears.
From Passive Voice To Active Voice – How To Spot It & How To Change It
We are always told to write in the active voice. In this post, we tell you how to move from passive voice to active voice.
25 Simple Ways To Recycle Your Blog Posts
In this post, we look at 25 simple ways to recycle your blog posts.
10 Things You Need To Remember When You Start A Blog
Writers Write creates blogging resources and shares blog writing tips. In this post, we discuss 10 things you need to remember when you start a
Why Readability Statistics Matter
We need to consider why readability statistics matter in our creative writing, business writing, and blogging. In this post, we tell you why readability statistics
Are You Serious About Blogging?
Welcome to #SocialMediaMonday at Writers Write. We try to post an article about blogging and social media every Monday. This week, we want to share
25 Email Etiquette Tips
Email etiquette is important because it is our primary method of communication. Here are 25 email etiquette tips to make your life easier.
3 Reasons Why Creative Writers Make The Best Content Writers
GUEST POST You’ve just opened up a position in your company for a Content Marketer position and are already flooded with applications. One of theÂ