What Is Impostor Syndrome & How Do Writers Get Over It?
Ever felt like you’re not a ‘real writer’ after all? That’s called impostor syndrome. This post will tell you how writers overcome imposter syndrome.
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The Leading Man Quiz
What is a leading man? And don’t you just love a quiz? We do! In The Leading Man Quiz we share examples of leading men
The Real Scarlett O’Hara – Heroine Or Selfish Brat
Did you enjoy Gone With The Wind? In this post, we look at whether Scarlett O’Hara was a heroine or a selfish brat.
Books That Didn’t Age Well
We look at books that didn’t age well. We give examples and options for modern readers on how to respond to books that didn’t age
5 Addictions That Secretly Sabotage Your Writing
Is your writing in a slump? Even though you’re doing all the right things. Maybe it’s too much of a good thing. This post is
How Honing Your Craft Can Stop You From Writing
Hooked on books about writing? Beware! This post is about how honing your craft can keep you from writing and what you can do about
5 Reasons To Say Yes To Your Book
Struggling to write? In this post, we give you 5 reasons to say yes to your book.
5 Netflix Shows That Will Make You A Better Writer
Writers, why don’t you watch these Netflix shows? We’re sharing 5 Netflix shows that will make you a better writer.
6 Of The Oldest First-Time Authors (Infographic)
Who are the world’s oldest first-time authors? In this post, we share an infographic of 6 of The World’s Oldest First-Time Authors.
Why Writing Is Like Swimming In The Sea
Swimming in the sea and writing books have similar journeys. Find out why writing is like swimming in the sea.
12 Literary Quotes About The Moon
We share a selection of our favourite 12 literary quotes about the moon.
Suspending Disbelief – 3 Tips To Keep Your Reader Hooked
In this post, we write about how readers need to buy into your story by suspending disbelief and we give you 3 tips to keep
The Benefits of Reading – An Infographic
This infographic looks at the benefits of reading.
How Ernest Hemingway Changed The Writing Landscape
This post is about how the iconic author, Ernest Hemingway changed the writing landscape with his distinctively lean and economical style.
How Did Jane Austen Learn To Write?
In this post, we ask and answer the question: How did iconic English author Jane Austen learn to write?
The 12 Best Tools To Use Before Self-Publishing A Book
Guest Post: Publishing a book using traditional publishers can be intimidating for new and established writers alike. They are known for rejecting even the best
Should You Write For Yourself Or Your Audience?
For whom are you writing your book? In this post, we explore the question: Should you write for yourself or your audience?
10 Ways Writers Can Use Twitter To Reach Their Readers
Guest Post:Â Almost everyone is on Twitter, but many of us still struggle to understand and find ways to make full use of this social networking
Hang On To Hope – A Letter By E.B. White
Writers Write creates writing resources and shares writing tips. In this post, we share Hang On To Hope – a letter by E.B. White, the
The Top 10 Writing Posts for June 2015
These were the new Writers Write posts you enjoyed most in June 2015: Six Questions To Ask Before You Even Start Your First Draft Three Lines That
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