Dialogue is about so much more than simply the words that occupy the space between the quotation marks.
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#BookTubeNewbie and #ReadingTaste Tags ANSWERED!
You’ve got questions, I’ve got answers. Who am I, how do I fit into the BookTube community, and just what do I like to read?
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How to Battle A Writer’s Darkest Shadow: Imposter Syndrome
No one is safe from imposter syndrome, but if you’re a writer stuck in this web, let’s get write on in to some tips on how to overcome that.
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I Read My FIRST LitRPG Novel! Pyresouls Apocalypse REVIEW! **SPOILER-FREE, SPOILERS, CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER ANALYSIS INCLUDED**
Pyresouls Apocalypse Spoiler-Free Review Pyresouls Apocalypse by James T. Callum is a great book. Admittedly, it was my first in the Literary Role Playing Game — or LitRPG — genre. For those of you who do not know, LitRPG’s are basically books written out as video games. In a nutshell. […]
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How to Get Write On In To Mastering Your Dream World — Novel Tutorial #3
What is a setting? #1 Think of Setting Like a Person #2 Name and Develop (At Least) One Location #3 Determine the Political System #4 Develop the Religion #5 BONUS TIP! #6 Assign Physical Traits #7 Develop a Magic System #2.5 My Answer to the Development What is up, writer […]
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7 Dynamite Exercises to Uncork Your Inner Voice (#3 is Life-Changing!)
Treat every month like National Novel Writing Month with these 7 tips on connecting with your inner voice.
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Monster Whisperer Review! Spoiler-Free, Spoilers, Chapter-by-Chapter
Monster Whisperer by JB Trepagnier is a fun, lighthearted book that, while readable, would have been much better if it had seen some more development. I can understand that the author publishes books quickly, which does actually add to the appeal. It’s still a well-thought-out story, considering the amount of series and other books the author publishes.
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Plot Your Revenge… Or Plot Your Novel. Novel Writing Tutorial #2
You looking to thicken your plot out there? Well, you’ve come to the “write” place, so let’s #GetWriteOnIn to continuing through #Preptober for #NationalNovelWritingMonth2020
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How to Understand Your Genre (and Sub-genre) of Choice
Understanding your genre of choice. Yeesh. All of you non-writers might not understand why this can be such a headache, but don’t worry, we all want to bash our heads in together. Nah, it’s not that bad. …Or is it?
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The Queen’s Executioner Book Review
Mageland’s Epic 1: The Queen’s Executioner Review The Queen’s Executioner by Christopher Mitchell was an okay start to The Mageland’s Epic series. Truth be told, I was a little thrown off from the start by the pages about the races and the huge list of characters and how they were […]
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