How do writers fill a natural pause in dialogue? I’ve been there a thousand times in my own stories. You want to show a natural pause in the middle of your dialogue, but maybe you don’t know how to do it. Maybe you are even asking yourself, how do I write a pause? How do […]
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Can writers become actors? Maybe you are a novelist with an aspiration to act or a screenwriter who envisions a future playing multiple roles on a movie set. No matter the reason, this article is going to cover every aspect of your question. But first, here’s a clear and direct answer: Can writers become actors?
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If you want to know how to write sexual tension like bestselling authors, you have come to the right place. Get ready to explore everything you ever wanted to know about writing sexual tension, sensual tension, and romantic tension. I did tons of research to create this ultimate guide to everything related to writing sexual
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Writing a character with Down Syndrome (DS) can be refreshing, empowering, loving, and yet fraught with fears. What if I screw this up? What if I misrepresent someone? What if I unintentionally fall into stereotypes, biases and offend someone? You don’t want your fears to suppress the inclusivity in your writing. But you are still
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If you’ve been a writer for more than 3.5 seconds, then you might be asking yourself, why do writers hate adverbs? Almost every how-to book on writing, author blog, or course on writing lectures at length on the evils of adverbs. As one of eight major parts of language, you think they would get more
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In this post, I want to share with you the best free resources for NaNoWriMo for beginners. NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month. If you don’t know about NaNoWriMo, every November writers from around the world attempt to write 50,000 words or more in 30 days. I’m going to share with you lots of tools.
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As a new writer, I remember not having a clue about social media or how to use it for my writing. I wondered, is social media good or bad for writers? Does social media work for writers? It’s time to get to the bottom of these questions. It’s time to find the final answer. It
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If you have heard of Pat Flynn and Bluehost, then you can make $500 per day. It sounds too good to be true, I know. But, in this case, it really is possible. Here’s how Pat Flynn + Bluehost = Make $500 per Day. Pat Flynn is known to work with Bluehost as an affiliate.
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You are probably asking, “Can I take a screenshot and use it on my blog?”, “Are screenshots illegal?”, and “Will I get in legal trouble?” Maybe you’ve even asked around or gone online to find an answer only to be met with conflicting advice. If so, I’ve done the same exact thing. It can be
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What’s the most embarrassingly awkward thing that can happen at a writer’s conference, convention, or workshop? Read this post to find out. These are the absolute worst writing conference horror stories I’ve ever heard (Use this post as your ultimate writing conference checklist of what NOT to do!.) Then, after the hilarious cringe-fest, keep reading
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