Writing Tips

As a writer and avid D&D player, I have always loved the idea of writing a D&D book. Here’s how to write a D&D book: Write a D&D book by crystalizing your idea, building a book blueprint, answering strategic questions, using an proven workflow, leveraging micro deadlines, checking copyright, and publishing through official or non-official […]

Over the last 20 years, I’ve developed a clear and easy system for showing time skips in writing. In this article, I’ll answer everything you need to know about time skips. Starting with a simple definition, the types of time skips in writing, how they differ from flashbacks, and how to signify them in all

After running pre-made D&D modules for a while, it’s only natural for a Dungeon Master (DM) to try writing their own. How do you write a D&D module players will love? Here’s how to write a D&D module: You write a D&D module by using the Dungeons and Dragons Module Formula. The formula includes a

I’ve been writing on Medium for over a year now and consistently make $1,000-$2,000 per month. When I first started, I had so many questions, including how to set up my bio. Here’s how to write a Medium bio: Write a Medium bio by including who you are, what you write, where readers can find

Australians speak in an accent unique from that of Americans, Canadians, and even adjacent New Zealanders. Here’s how to write an Australian accent: You write an Australian accent by inferring an accent rather than excessively using slang terms or phonetic spelling. Less is more. Occasionally include an Australian expression and drop the “ING” from the

As a Dungeon Master (DM) for Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), one of your jobs is to design encounters for your players. But how do you make one your players will love? Here’s how to write a D&D encounter they will love: You write a D&D encounter by integrating the encounter with the adventure, characters, setting,