Can You Write 52 Scenes In 52 Weeks?
Can you write 52 Scenes in 52 Weeks? Our sister website, Deadlines for Writers, has the perfect writing challenge for you.
Welcome To Writers Write
Writers Talk 1 | Neil Gaiman
Welcome to our new podcast series, Writers Talk. In our first podcast our writers talk about the British author, Neil Gaiman.
Hard Or Soft Worldbuilding: What Every Writer Needs To Know
What’s the difference between hard worldbuilding and soft worldbuilding? We explain both types of worldbuilding, give examples, and help you decide which approach is best
What Is An Author Platform & Why Do I Need One?
Authors have to learn how to promote their own work. In this post, we answer the question: ‘What is an Author Platform and why do
15 Adjectives To Delete To Strengthen Your Writing Immediately
Do you use too many adjectives in your writing? We look at 15 adjectives to delete or replace that will strengthen your writing immediately.
The Top 10 Blogging Trends In 2021
Writers Write shares blogging tips and blogging resources. It’s nearly the end of 2020 and it’s time to look at the top 10 blogging trends
Liane Moriarty’s Writing Tips
In this post, we share Australian novelist, Liane Moriarty’s writing tips.
5 Common Traits Of A Successful Memoir
If you’re writing your life story, use this short checklist to find out if you’ve included the 5 common traits of a successful memoir.
Traditional Publishing – Part Three
This week, Mia Botha continues her interviews with staff members at Pan Macmillan South Africa, who answer our questions on traditional publishing.
7 Tips To Write Like Neil Gaiman
Are you a Neil Gaiman fan? In this post, we give you 7 tips to write like Neil Gaiman.
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.