The first place you need to begin, especially while starting a long-form fiction project (or…
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Editing is the process in which a manuscript is modified, corrected and polished thoroughly. In…
Webinar #1 : Introduction To Creative Writing Basics Attend my free Webinar on Introduction To…
Character Profile Sheets are a great literary tool that help you in profiling your characters,…
As a writer, it becomes a necessity at some point or the other, to understand…
As almost all the plotters would swear by, outlining a story helps a writer…
Hello world, I’m back from yet another break! Like every year since 2014, I’m participating…
I always read craft books not once, but several times. I guess that’s the best…
Choosing the main Point Of View(s) for your story is either the simplest or the…
Point Of View, casually known as POV, is one of the most important literary devices…
In the last six years of my writing career (as of 2019 end) I’ve been…
Freewriting is a very important prewriting technique that not only helps you to get over…
A First Draft is one of the most basic entities of fiction-writing and it lays…
Hello, friends. Finally, I’ve started my Writing Podcast series. I hope you’ll like it. …
Many times, new writers and authors are faced with the age-old dilemma where they have to…
In order to utilize the 3-Act Structure efficiently, there is a need for a systematic…
“You can’t plow a field simply by turning it over in your mind.” ― Gordon B.…
Characterisation is one of the most important aspects of writing a book. It is one…
To help other writers who are struggling to get those dreaded 50K words done this NaNoWriMo, I’ve come up with 5 keys that are the most important factors for cracking NaNoWriMo and even to write a good amount of words daily even after NaNo.
I know firsthand how irritating it can be after you’ve finished your MS and you don’t know how to convert it into a readable e-book format. It is really annoying to not be able to read your precious book on your e-reader after all the handwork you’ve put in it. After months (or years) of waiting, it’s only fair to be able to read your book as an e-book. But how?
