
How To Use Writing Prompts
Learn how to use writing prompts to beat writer’s block, build a routine, and keep writing even when the words don’t come easily.

Learn how to use writing prompts to beat writer’s block, build a routine, and keep writing even when the words don’t come easily.

Writing prompts are a great way to start a writing routine. Use these 31 writing prompts for October 2015 to get you writing.

We discuss how you can show character development through body language. We give so much of ourselves away by our body language, by how we

We need a protagonist and an antagonist in a story. We’ve included a protagonist vs antagonist worksheet to help you write your book.

In this post, we’ve included a simple first draft checklist for novelists to help you write your book.

I love The Fault In Our Stars – I have made no secret of this and John Green is awesome. But, apparently, John Green feels like

Ending your story is often harder than starting it. We have written this post on 14 things you need to consider before you write the end

Blogging improves your writing. We’ve included 7 ways that blogging improves your writing in this post.

This post is about the importance of sub-plots. We give you 6 reasons to use a sub-plot and how to make a sub-plot work.

This post includes a poem from Charles Bukowski on wanting to be a writer.