Writing

Do You Really Need To Start At The Beginning? - A writer stands, confused, in the Garden of Eden.
Writing
Robert Wood

Do You Really Need To Start At The Beginning?

One of the biggest hurdles when improving a story is moving past its original form. While authors instinctively set to work improving character, dialogue, description, action, and voice, most consider the first plot structure they set down on the page to be the definitive version. As a consequence, important elements of a story are improved,

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What Authors Need To Know About True Crime - A murderer drags along a bulging refuse sack.
Writing
Fred Johnson

What Authors Need To Know About True Crime

Ever since Truman Capote popularized the genre in 1966 with In Cold Blood, America has been obsessed with true crime, and that obsession has since spread across the world. The term refers to a particular genre in film and literature in which a real-world crime is treated like the central plot device in a work

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Judy Blume MasterClass Review: Is It Worth Your Money? - Judy Blume stands in front of a blackboard.
Marketing
Robert Wood

Judy Blume MasterClass Review: Is It Worth Your Money?

If you enjoy this review and are considering purchasing or trialling MasterClass then you can support us by doing so through one of the links on this page. If you click on one of these links we will receive a small payment (commission) from MasterClass, this does not affect the price you pay and has

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5 Ways George Orwell Can Help You Improve Your Writing - George Orwell stands by the door to Room 101.
Writing
Fred Johnson

5 Ways George Orwell Can Help You Improve Your Writing

Long before George Orwell’s name became synonymous with his terrifying 1948 novel 1984 and his children’s book about Stalinism, Animal Farm, he was known for his political and moral non-fiction. A staunch socialist, Orwell’s ever-present political preoccupations and his utilitarianism are reflected in his spartan, concise, and lucid prose style. Keenly aware of language and

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