Category: writing-tips
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The Art of Cliffhangers: Captivating Your Audience
Cliffhangers. The double-edged sword of the writing world. The tool that many writers love to torture their readers with. The invention that drives readers crazy and makes them rush to the next chapter or book to see what’s next. I love to surprise my readers with cliffhangers. Whether they appreciate…
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Searching for a Point of View
So first off, I want to apologize. I said this post would be up last week and did not deliver. The week was surprisingly hectic and I was woefully underprepared, so I didn’t get a chance to post. BUT I should have tried harder, so I’m sorry about that. ‘:D…
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Poll Results!
The winning topic is deciding what POVs to write from! I’m gonna break down how different POVs work in writing, pros and cons, what you can and can’t do within each type. I’ll also explain why it’s important to decide on this and how it can impact your story. I…
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The Role of Twist Characters in Storytelling
Now, before I begin, you may be wondering. Why this topic? Didn’t she already address plot twists? Well, yes. Yes I did. But you see, this post is about twist characters, specifically. What’s the difference? The difference is quite simple. Plot twists can happen because of characters, but they can…
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How to Develop Characters…With BINGUS???
By Avery Cole 🙂 Creating memorable characters can feel like trying to breathe life into a blank canvas. Maybe you’ve wondered why some characters stick with readers long after they’ve turned the last page, while others fade into the background of their memory. The secret? A solid framework for development. …
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Bringing Fantastical Beasts to Life
Now, anyone who enjoys fantasy is aware; there are a MILLION different types of fantasy out there. You have to be specific if you want to find what you’re looking for. There is, however, a specific type that is the first to come to mind whenever someone mentions the fantasy…
Abigail Fredrickson 