Robert Wood

Rob has yet to encounter a bookshop he can walk past, a habit which has become deadly now that you can buy the newest releases digitally at 1am. Thankfully, it also comes in handy for providing the best advice on writing your book.
How To Use Foreshadowing With Confidence – Part 1 - A young boy holds a stick, his shadow that of a possibly evil, sword-wielding warrior.
Writing
Robert Wood

How To Use Foreshadowing With Confidence – Part 1

At its best, foreshadowing can drastically deepen a story, lending new weight to structure and character. That’s why, in this article, I’ll be looking at how authors can get to grips with foreshadowing and employ it practically in their own writing. In this, Part 1, I’ll be looking at the various things foreshadowing can do

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NaNoWriMo Week 5: How To Finish And Edit Your Story - An old man holds up a finished draft.
Writing
Robert Wood

NaNoWriMo Week 5: How To Finish And Edit Your Story

Hello authors, and welcome to the fifth article in our month-long National Novel Writing Month coverage. It’s the last week of NaNoWriMo, and you don’t get all of it, but there’s still time left to hit your goals and come away feeling proud. Last week, I covered how to conclude your story, so this week

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NaNoWriMo Week 4: How To Conclude Your Story - A middle-aged author works frantically on his book.
Writing
Robert Wood

NaNoWriMo Week 4: How To Conclude Your Story

Hello authors, and welcome to the fourth article in our month-long National Novel Writing Month coverage. This is the last full week of writing for NaNoWriMo, so this week we’ll be looking at how to start wrapping up your story and make the most of your remaining writing time. As you plan the next (almost)

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NaNoWriMo Week 3: How To Get Over The Hump (And More) - A young, adult author works at a desk.
Writing
Robert Wood

NaNoWriMo Week 3: How To Get Over The Hump (And More)

Hello authors, and welcome to the third article in our month-long National Novel Writing Month coverage. If you’re still with us, you’re doing great – yes, even if you’re lagging behind a little. This week, we’ll be looking at how to avoid being dispirited at the halfway point, as well as antagonists, changes in tone,

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