What is gaslighting? Are you looking for ways to make your antagonist more controlling? Use these gaslighting phrases to make your antagonist more manipulative.
Our blogger writes about scaring your readers and shares eight tips for writing a great horror story.
Great writing engages the senses—especially sound. Use this comprehensive list of words that describe sounds to bring your writing to life.
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
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
How do you include conflict in memoirs? Do you have enough? We discuss the mistakes writers make with conflict in memoirs.
Find out why the Marvel Universe is plotted like a book.
We write about why credible characters are essential for a convincing screenplay.
We write about the 4 best places to put plot twists in your screenplay.
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
In this post, we share our five top tips for setting realistic writing resolutions.
A writer needs these qualities to succeed. This post includes 3 things every writer needs to stay in the game.
Use this post to help you use the senses to show and not tell when you write.
We love to read about believable characters in books. You can do this by using this infographic as your character development checklist.
These were the new Writers Write posts you enjoyed most in November 2014. An Editing Checklist For Writers – Are you thinking about editing your own book? The 25
In this post, we discuss the role of supporting/mirror characters in your novel.
We aren’t normally in favour of using prologues, but here are 5 times when we are pro the prologue.
In this post, we look at how to market your book as an indie author.
In this post, we write about why you need an antagonist in your story.
How do you create an ending to a scene or chapter that satisfies the reader and moves your story forward? This post is about 6
