Word Count Problems: What’s The Deal With ‘Exactly’?
Do you have word count problems in short stories? In this post, we talk about why we should try to write to the word count in
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5 Myths About Self-Publishing & Why They Are Simply Not True
In this post, we explore self-publishing, particularly the 5 myths about self-publishing and why they are simply not true.
Use The 7 Deadly Sins To Strengthen Your Antagonist’s Motives
In this post, we show how you can use the 7 deadly sins to strengthen your antagonist’s motives.
Writers Write – Our Book Reviews – July 2018
Welcome to our book reviews for July 2018. We hope you find one or two books that you will enjoy reading from the list. If
6 Good Reasons To Use Scrivener To Write Your Book
If you’re looking for some help with your writing, Scrivener may be the solution for you. Here are six good reasons to use it.
How to Write More: A Copywriter’s Cornucopia
Guest Post There are another 800 words to go before I finish this article. Time flies, but words are escaping my head. What does it
Why Writing A Novel Isn’t Like Writing Poetry
In this post, we find out why writing a novel isn’t like writing poetry.
Writing As Therapy – How Writing Can Improve Your Health
This infographic is about using writing as therapy and it shows how writing can improve your health.
9 Essential Literary Terms Every Writer Should Know
Discover 9 essential literary terms every reader and writer should know. Learn the basics of literature to improve your reading skills and strengthen your writing.
6 Basics To Include In Your Style Guide
A style guide will change your organisation for the better. In today’s post, we include 6 basics to include in your style guide.
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.
3 Ways To Get Your Short Story Started
How do you start your short stories? In this post, we discuss 3 ways to get your short story started.
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