One of the most fundamental parts of learning how to write a novel is knowing how to structure it. With all the ideas buzzing around in your brain, it can feel impossible to give it any sense of order! Buth truth is, a good structure is the secret sauce that turns every good story into…
When you write the opening of your novel, you’re not just creating an introduction – you’re setting the stage for the entire story. In fact, some literary agents will decide within 15 seconds of your book whether or not to publish it, so it’s important to learn how to write the first chapter of your…
“There comes a point in your life when you need to stop reading other people’s books and write your own.” – Albert Einstein Want to learn how to write a novel have no idea where to start? You’re in the right place. So often, a writer’s mind is overfilled with ingenious ideas, book tropes, intricate…
We’ve all been there. You have the melody in your head, and you’re tapping the beat to what could be a banger, but putting lyrics to the music? That’s the challenge. The truth is that anyone can learn how to write lyrics, especially if they have experience in other creative writing examples. All you need…
Wouldn’t it be great to write as quick as you thought? Slow writing can break your flow, create frustration and drain the fun from the writing. Increase your writing speed today with these 5 effective tips. 3 Reasons You Need To Learn How To Write Faster 1. Write Now, Edit Later Remember, it’s a FIRST…
Imagine opening a book and feeling like the story is talking directly to you. That’s the magic of the second person point of view. This narrative style is rarely chosen over first person and third person used because it is difficult to write but when done well, it can immerse readers completely into your story….
Every writer gets the same worry when using AI – ‘Is this plagiarism-free? Can it really be original content?!’. With over 65% of people finding that AI tools write just as good or better than humans, it’s no wonder that new softwares keep coming up faster than you can say ‘AI’. An up-and-coming writing tool,…
Love it or hate it, learning how to write in first person allows you to create a deep connection between the reader and your narrative – when used correctly! Don’t look any further than J.D. Salinger, who brought Holden Caulfield to life in ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ or Suzanne Collins, who kept readers latched…
Whether you love them or hate them, book tropes are the themes and plot devices that keep readers hooked in a story. From timeless character motivations like the pursuit of power or the call to heroism, to classic themes such as redemption and the battle between good and evil, knowing these tropes can transform your storytelling….
Completing a book is a dream for many, but the journey from idea to finished manuscript or event first draft often feels overwhelming. If you’re wondering, ‘How long does it take to write a book?’ you’re not alone. The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. But don’t worry, I’ve researched some of the most successful…