K.M. Weiland explores and illuminates the three necessary components of a story’s beginning on Storyfix.
http://storyfix.com/top-ten-tuesdays-please-welcome-top-ten-writing-blogger-k-m-weiland
Category Archives: Research
New Writing Scams to Look Out for in 2019
There are always people out there trying to separate innocent folks from their hard-earned cash. Writers need to especially be aware of becoming victims of publishing scams. Here are some to look out for.
4 Things Writers Can Learn From Making a Movie
Tempering your vision with reality can often be a hard pill to swallow. Here are some reasons why and how to cope with them.
Cross-Pollination: The Future Is Genre-Blending
Coming up with new ways to tell stories requires a bit of this from here and some of that from there to keep your readers interested and on their toes.
Words Are Radical! (or, How to Cherish Language)
Writers are responsible for cherishing and guarding our language. So hoist up your dictionaries and thesauruses and enter the fray.
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/words-are-radical-or-how-to-cherish-language/
When Writing Fiction Can Help Us Understand Reality
Our writing often gives us chances to sort out what we are experiencing in our daily lives. Channeling our feelings through our words helps us to concretely express them in ways that help us to make sense of them.
The Blog Economy – And Why We Need More Daves
Have you considered taking your writing skills into the wild and woolly world of blogging to make a profit? Here are some thoughts on that from someone who has.
https://writerswrite.co.za/the-blog-economy-and-why-we-need-more-daves/
Control Your Speed, Control Your Pacing
Controlling the pacing in your work also allows you to have some measure of control over how fast your reader devours your meticulously written scenes and how eager they will be to turn the page.
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/control-your-speed-control-your-pacing/#
11 Ways to Write More Scientific Fiction: Lessons from Michael Crichton
Keeping the science in your science fiction believable can make all the difference in the seriousness with which your readers take the rest of what you write.
5 Reasons to Read the Same Type of Stories You Write
Reading is the single largest contributor to the skill sets of good writers. Reading good books is the most valuable training tool in existence.
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/why-you-should-read-type-of-stories-you/#
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