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What the character wants vs needs
There's more to character development than simply giving your protagonist a goal. A great character is one who thinks they know what they want, but discovers something deeper, something they truly need.
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Free Character Workbook for Writing Characters
Building a character from scratch? This free 10-page printable and fillable workbook helps you shape their goals, flaws, and story role step by step. Save this pin to get your characters ready for any story! Character Development Worksheet Write A Novel Free Workbook Writing Process Novel Writing Character Development Main Character Short Story A Novel Character Archetypes Character Motivation Write Your Own Story Free Workbook Writing Characters
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The realistic way to handle long journeys in fantasy
This guide breaks down common travel methods in fantasy worlds and what you can reasonably expect to happen in an hour, giving you a realistic framework to anchor your imaginary adventures.
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Tips to write siblings
Sibling relationships are rich in shared history, unique personalities, and a blend of both deep love and occasional conflict. If you want your sibling characters to feel real and relatable, you need to work on their dynamics.
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How to Weave Dialogue, Character, and Setting — Read Blog — Ignited Ink Writing, LLC | Book Editor | Website/Blog Content Editor/Writer
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Want Readers Before You Publish? Start With This
What to Share on Social Media Before Your Book Is Written - Jenn dePaula - Want to grow your audience while writing your book? Here’s what smart authors share before their book is done. author branding tips, build buzz for your book, marketing your book early, book marketing ideas for writers ​
Few settings are as intriguing, eerie, or thrilling as a secret passageway. It can be a hidden corridor behind a bookcase or a tunnel beneath an ancient manor, these spaces open the door (literally) to mystery, tension, and discovery.
How to describe a secret passage?
Few settings are as intriguing, eerie, or thrilling as a secret passageway. It can be a hidden corridor behind a bookcase or a tunnel beneath an ancient manor, these spaces open the door (literally) to mystery, tension, and discovery.
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8 tips to avoid the "strong female" cliché
To write a truly compelling female character, it is essential to avoid these overused tropes and give her a depth that resonates with readers. Let’s break down some of the most common clichés and explore how to avoid them in your writing.
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8 tips to write your older characters
Older characters often bring some great experience, wisdom, and unique perspectives, but they also come with their own set of complexities and challenges. If you’re interested in writing older characters but aren’t sure where to begin, here are 8 tips to guide you through the process.
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50 Thriller Story Ideas and Writing Prompts for Suspenseful Stories
Struggling to craft a heart-pounding thriller? Predictable plots can kill the suspense, leaving your story feeling dull. These 50 Thriller Story Ideas and Writing Prompts will ignite your imagination with high-stakes mysteries, psychological twists, and edge-of-your-seat action. Whether you’re writing about conspiracies, dangerous secrets, or unexpected betrayals, these prompts will keep readers hooked—click now and start your next gripping thriller!
How to Write a Police Procedural Novel
How to Write a Police Procedural Novel
Need some advice on how to write a police procedural novel? Here are 10 top tips!
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Why Raising the Stakes Is Key to Great Stories ✏️
A strong plot needs risk and urgency. Learn why raising the stakes makes every scene count - and how to do it right. Perfect for writers working on their next big story. Save this pin for creative writing tips and tricks! Character Archetypes Character Motivation Create A Character Plot Ideas Writer Tips Creative Writing Tips Tips For Writing Book Novel Ideas Writing Board Writing Characters Writing Things Writing Books Writers Write Write A Book
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How to Write Three-Dimensional Characters
Looking for a list of top tips on how to write three-dimensional characters? Take a read of this post!
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Tips To Help You Self-Publish Short Stories
Can you self-publish short stories on Amazon KDP? Yes, you can. There are many sites online where you can publish your stories for free. If you are a new writer, it’s a great way to find readers. However, if you want to earn money from your writing, the best route is to self-publish your short stories as a Kindle ebook. But before you jump in, you need to make sure that your short story ebook complies with the Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) guidelines.
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