
What Is Gaslighting? Use These 7 Gaslighting Phrases To Make Your Antagonist More Manipulative
What is gaslighting? Are you looking for ways to make your antagonist more controlling? Use these gaslighting phrases to make your antagonist more manipulative.

Scaring Your Readers 101: 8 Tips For Writing A Great Horror Story
Our blogger writes about scaring your readers and shares eight tips for writing a great horror story.

106 Words To Describe Sounds (A Writer’s Resource)
Great writing engages the senses—especially sound. Use this comprehensive list of words that describe sounds to bring your writing to life. {6}

The Least You Should Know About Your Protagonist And Antagonist
We write about the least you should know about your protagonist and antagonist in the stories you create. If you know who your protagonist and

15 Really Useful Blog Writing Guidelines
There are millions of blogs out there and it’s difficult to keep a reader’s attention. Use these 15 really useful blog writing guidelines to write

Mistakes Writers Make With Conflict In Memoirs
How do you include conflict in memoirs? We discuss the mistakes writers make with conflict in memoirs.

Why The Marvel Universe Is Plotted Like A Book
Find out why the Marvel Universe is plotted like a book.

Why Credible Characters Are Essential For A Convincing Screenplay
We write about why credible characters are essential for a convincing screenplay.

The 4 Best Places To Put Plot Twists In Your Screenplay
We write about the 4 best places to put plot twists in your screenplay.

3 Truly Odd Protagonists & Why We Really Really Like Them
This post is about three truly odd protagonists, why they became so popular, and what we can learn from them. Here are 3 truly odd protagonists

Writing Sex Scenes – Part Three – 6 Female Archetypes
In this post, we talk about writing sex scenes using 6 female archetypes.
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.