The Craft Of Not-So-Subtle Conflict In Fiction
Conflict in our stories can be subtle or overt. In this post, we look at the craft of not-so-subtle conflict in fiction.
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Why Jane Hirshfield Writes
Writers Write shares writing tips and resources. In this post, we share why American poet, Jane Hirshfield writes.
How To Write The Death Scene
We’ve written about which characters should die and when to kill them in your stories. In this post, we discuss how to write the death
5 Ways To Write About Real People In Memoirs
Are you worried about including people close to you in your story? In this post, we include 5 ways to write about real people in
3 Takeaways For Writers From David Foster Wallace
In this post, we look at three takeaways for writers from David Foster Wallace.
The Art Of Subtle Conflict In Fiction
We’re told to include lots of conflict in our stories, but how do we do it well? In this post, we look at the art
Ruth Rendell On Writing Suspense
Ruth Rendell was an English author of suspenseful thrillers and murder mysteries. We share snippets from Ruth Rendell on writing suspense.
The 5 Pillars Of Family Sagas
Are you writing a family saga? In this post, we define a family saga as a genre, track its popularity, and explore the 5 pillars
9 Ways For Writers To Find More Clients, Customers, & Writing Markets
If you’re a freelance writer, you’ll love this post where we suggest nine ways to find more clients, customers, and writing markets.
80 Wordy Expressions & What You Could Use Instead
Do you write long sentences filled with superfluous expressions? In this infographic, we share 80 wordy expressions and what you could use instead.
Create A Style Guide For Your Company In 10 Steps
Writers Write creates and shares writing resources. In this post, we tell you how to create a style guide for your company in 10 steps.
What Is An Inciting Moment? The Importance Of Inciting Moments
What is an inciting moment? How do you start a story? Use this post on the importance of inciting moments, with examples, to help you
Persuasive Writing – Emotional vs Intellectual Words
Use this list of emotional vs intellectual words if you want to get an emotional, rather than an intellectual, response from your readers. This is
10 Things You Should Not Exclude From Your Company’s Style Guide
Writers Write creates writing resources and shares writing tips. In this post, we share 10 things you should not exclude from your company’s style guide.
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Initialisms
An abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Sometimes, we call them acronyms and initialisms. In this post, we look at abbreviations,
8 Invaluable Blogging Tips For Writers
Can you be a writer and not be a blogger? In this post, we give you 8 invaluable blogging tips for writers.
3 Pillars Of Persuasive Writing – Ethos, Logos, Pathos
Writers Write shares writing tips and writing resources. In this post we look at the 3 pillars of persuasive writing – ethos, logos, pathos.
Remember Your Reader – 5 Basic Persuasive Writing Tips
Remember your reader. In this post we share 5 basic persuasive writing tips.
How To Build An Author Platform On Social Media – A Writer’s Friends
We look at an author’s friends – specifically how to build an author platform on social media. Today, as a writer, I have to use
The 10 Most Basic Business Communications You Can’t Afford To Get Wrong
Writers Write creates resources for business writers. In this post, we include the 10 most basic business communications you can’t afford to get wrong.