Writing Sex Scenes – Part Three – 6 Female Archetypes
In this post, we talk about writing sex scenes using 6 female archetypes.
Creative Writing
That’s what you said – creative writing feedback
What you said about Writers Write – how to write a book – in March I really enjoyed every minute. Good overview. Relaxed, open, not intimidating. ~Sharon
Which Famous Writer’s Style Is Most Like Your Own?
In this post, we share a tool that helps you find out which famous writer’s style is most like your own.
How To Use The Seasons In Your Writing
If you are using the seasons in your writing, we have put together this post to help you. The seasons can add elemental vigour to
Writing Sex Scenes – Part Two – 6 Male Archetypes
In this post, we talk about writing sex scenes using 6 male archetypes.
The 6 Defining Characteristics Of Strong Female Protagonists
If you’re writing with a female hero in mind, read this post. We write about the six defining characteristics of strong female protagonists.
5 Tips To Help You Write Even When You Don’t Want To
Are you battling writer’s block or a severe case of procrastination? Use this post from Writers Write to find out how to write even when
Writing Sex Scenes – Part One
 In this post, we talk about writing sex scenes for your novels. Bear in mind that the same rules apply to sex scenes as to
Mental Illness – A Writing Resource
We are sharing this infographic on mental illness to help you with research for your stories.
Crime Writing For Beginners – An Infographic
Writers Write is a writing resource and we have shared this infographic on crime writing for beginners to help you write your mystery novel.
The Audience’s Journey
In this post, we share an infographic of the 12 steps of The Audience’s Journey in response to The Hero’s Journey.
Words For Emotions
Use this useful list of words for emotions. Decide whether you want to say something in a weak, mild, or strong way.
The Hero’s Journey
In this post, we share an infographic of the 12 steps of The Hero’s Journey, a device used by many writers when plotting their books.
Naming Characters – 10 Things To Consider
Choosing names for fictional people is important. We have put together this list of 10 things to consider when naming characters in your books.
Why People Read Detective Novels
What kind of people read detective stories and why? Find out why people read detective novels.
Creating Larger-Than-Life Characters
In this post, we discuss improving your writing by creating larger-than-life characters. We also include examples of larger-than-life characters.
8 Points To Consider When You Name Your Book
The title you give your book will have a life of its own. The title is the first thing a reader will notice. We have
15 Bookish Biographies To Read Before You Die
In this post from Writers Write, we share 15 bookish biographies to read before you die.
Judy Reeves’s 10 Daily Habits That Make a (Good) Writer
The following is an excerpt from A Writer’s Book of Days by Judy Reeves. It includes Judy Reeves’s 10 daily habits that make a good writer.
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