
Pay Attention To Those Perfect Moments
How Do You See The World Around You? This post is about how to pay attention to those perfect moments to improve your storytelling.

How Chekhov’s Gun Can Help You With Description
In this post, we discuss what Chekhov’s Gun is and how Chekhov’s Gun can help you with description.

The Top 10 Writing Posts For September 2015
These were the new Writers Write posts you enjoyed most in September 2015: The Three Mistakes Writers Make That Stop Us Reading Their Books Literary Style: 15

20 Types Of Content You Don’t Realise You’re Sharing
The truth is that everything we do online reveals us. We write about 20 types of content you don’t realise you’re sharing.

3 Reasons To Invest Precious Time In A Good Book
In this post, we look at three reasons to invest precious time in a good book.

5 Ways To Catch Your Reader’s Eye With Your Opening Line
This post includes 5 ways to catch your reader’s eye with your opening line.

3 Mistakes Writers Make That Stop Us Reading Their Books
Writers Write is a resource for writers. In this post, we look at 3 mistakes writers make that make us stop reading their books.

Social Media 101: What is Instagram?
We have written about various platforms in our Social Media 101 series. in this post, we talk about Instagram.

Banned Books Week – The 10 Most Challenged Titles Of 2014
In this post to celebrate banned books week, we share the most challenged titles of 2014.

5 Bestselling Storytelling Lessons From Jackie Collins
Who was Jackie Collins? In this post, you can read 5 bestselling storytelling lessons from Jackie Collins.

Writing Effective Web Copy
In this post, we share tips for writing effective web copy.

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

The 5 Best Ways To Include Prologues
Learn how to write a strong prologue with these five best ways to include prologues in your novel and capture readers’ attention early.