Why You Need A Premise In Fiction
In this post, we write about what a premise is and why you need a premise in fiction. We explore the power of the premise.
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11 Public Libraries Invaluable to World History
Guest Post Though many people eschew carrying a physical book these days, preferring e-readers or apps to get their reading done, printed book sales continue
Helen Dunmore’s 9 Rules For Writing Fiction
Who was Helen Dunmore? In this post, we’ve shared British writer, Helen Dunmore’s 9 rules for writing fiction.
7 Ways To Create Suspense In Your Memoir
Learn how to create suspense in your memoir with the seven practical techniques for building tension and drama.
How To Edit Your Podcast
Welcome to part three of our podcast series. In the first part, we discussed what you need to know about podcasting, in the second the equipment you
Breaking Down Writer’s Block
While some people cry foul at the mere mention of writer’s block, claiming it’s all in the writer’s mind, the fact that there are days
The Top 10 Writing Posts From November 2018
These were the new Writers Write posts you enjoyed most in November 2018:
11 Things You May Or May Not Need For Podcasting
Welcome to part two of our podcast series. Podcasts have become a crucial part of blogging and, because we blog about blogging, we will be
Writing Tips From George Saunders
In this post, we share writing tips from George Saunders, author of Lincoln in the Bardo.
31 Writing Prompts For December 2018
Writing prompts give you a starting point to get you writing. A prompt can be anything: a word, a line from a song, a name, a myth, a
Because Here We Are Now. Entertain Us.
When you write for business you need to connect with your audience. Dry facts turn people off. Learn to write to engage, because here we
Communicate Clearly Or Face The Consequences
Writers Write is a business writing and plain language writing resource. We issued this press release where we tell you to communicate clearly or face