Editing Tip: Read for a solution

When reading how another author might handle a challenging passage, we’re really learning from that person’s experience. That’s always a good starting point to determine how you might solve your pr…

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Three potential ways to end your story

In every story, there comes a turning point or an ultimate moment in which the situation has become so intolerable that the main character must take a decisive step and emerge victorious. This scen…

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Every writer’s nightmare: Everyone vs. every one

These two words drive everyone nuts! Or is it “every one nuts”?Everyone (one word, no space) is a pronoun meaning “every person in a group,” as in “Everyone at school was a real jerk today!” my tee…

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Not every hero casts spells.
Some fight in a world that was never built for them.
Learn how to write a powerful non-magical protagonist using Kyle Greystar as your guide. ⚔️✨
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How to Write a Non-Magical Hero in a Magical World (The Power of the Ordinary in the Extraordinary) - Explore Fantastical Worlds

Learn how to write a compelling non-magical hero in a magical world using Kyle Greystar as an example. Discover character strategies, conflict design, and storytelling techniques for grounded fantasy protagonists.

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Fun Values Check-In for Sci-Fi/Fantasy Writers

Fun Values Check-In for Sci-FI/Fantasy Writers – How To Write the Future podcast, epsiode 196 *** “ I care very much about your success and I really believe that our future is in our hands...
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Fun Values Check-In for Sci-Fi/Fantasy Writers: Discover how knowing your values can guide decisions, creativity, and your writing business.

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Every great story has a beginning, middle, and end. Learn how the Three-Act Structure can bring clarity and power to your writing.

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No more sneaking around on tiptoe vs. tip-toe

A lot of writers have been skulking around this word, hoping that no one notices they don’t know which one is correct. Time to smell the tulips, authors!Tiptoe and tiptoeing are one word. That mean…

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How do you know when your book is done?

Some writers rush to get a book out, even though it’s full of typos or major flaws plague the story arc. A good many writers, however, never even reach the publishing stage because they’re still “w…

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Which one? Through vs. thru vs. threw

If only writers would dump the mixing up of these three words into File 13!Threw is the easy word to distinguish among these three. It means to toss, as in A movie star threw the baseball season’s …

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