Site Archives
Pages:
Categories:
Authors:
Posts:
- Storytelling Exercise: Managing Our Ideas
- Creating Characters That Resonate
- How to Write a Poem
- Homophones for Music Lovers: Turn up the Bass and Play a Chord
- A Notebook and a Pen
- 21 Ways to Improve Your Writing
- Writing Tips: Abolish the Adverbs
- A Messy, Liberating Guide to Journal Writing
- Fiction Writing Prompts for Every Genre
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: Chekhov’s Gun
- Sneak Peek: What’s the Story? Building Blocks for Fiction Writing
- What is Poetry?
- Grammar Rules: That and Which
- Creative Writing: Journals
- Good Grammar, Spelling, and Punctuation
- How to Write More
- Writing Resources: Perrine’s Sound and Sense
- Creative Writing Prompts Inspired by the Seasons
- Storytelling Exercise: Time Lapse
- Kill Your Darlings: For Storytellers
- When Poets Don’t Read Poetry
- What is Creative Writing?
- Making the Right Word Choices for Better Writing
- Writing Tips: Avoid Clichés
- Get Poemcrazy!
- Poetry Prompts for Language Lovers
- Storytelling Exercise: Tone and Mood
- How to Develop Your Best Novel Writing Ideas
- Curiosity and Creativity for Writers
- How to Publish Your Poetry
- Goodreads Giveaway (for Kindle): Ready, Set, Write
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Writing Practice
- 25 Story Starters for Writing Fiction
- From Ready, Set, Write: Getting Ready to Write
- Storytelling Exercise: Three Acts
- Now Available: Ready, Set, Write: A Guide to Creative Writing
- Health Tips for Writers
- What Makes Iconic Characters Unforgettable?
- Reading, Writing, and Reviewing Good Poems
- Punctuation Marks: How to Use a Semicolon
- How to Set Writing Goals to Stay Focused and Motivated
- What’s Your Writing Plan?
- Writing Resources: Bird by Bird
- Creative Writing Prompts for Music Lovers
- Storytelling Exercise: Motif
- Writing Tips for Creating a Complex Villain
- What is Free-Verse Poetry?
- Why We Write, a Sneak Peek at Ready, Set, Write!
- Why You Should Study Writing
- 10 Tips for Submitting Your Writing and Getting Published
- The Writer’s Journey: A Must-Read for Storytellers
- Props, a Storytelling Exercise
- Poetry Prompts for Lovers
- 42 Fiction Writing Tips for Novelists
- How to Start Writing Poetry
- 10 Essential Lessons You’ll Learn in a Creative Writing Workshop
- Journal Prompts for Aspiring Writers
- The Benefits of Keeping a Reading Journal
- Writing Resources: A Poetry Handbook
- Top Secret Fiction Writing Prompts
- Fiction Writing Exercise: What If?
- Where to Find Ideas for Writing a Story
- How to Learn Poetry
- Homophones: Two, Too, and To
- Self-Expression in Creative Writing
- How Developmental Editing Improves Your Writing
- Writing Tips: Every Word Matters
- Creative Writing Prompts for Crafting Compelling Imagery
- Fiction Writing Exercise: The Internal and External Struggles of Your Characters
- 23 Fiction Writing Ideas That Will Revitalize Your Story
- What Makes a Good Poem?
- 10 Ways to Learn Writing Skills
- Writing Tips For Staying on Your Game
- A Must-Read for Storytellers: Save the Cat
- Poetry Prompts for the End of the Year
- Storytelling Exercise: Character Analysis
- 20 Fun and Inspiring Character Writing Ideas
- What is Form Poetry?
- Grammar Rules: i.e. and e.g.
- Five Things I Learned in Creative Writing Class
- What’s Wrong with Adjectives and Adverbs?
- Tips for Crafting Language
- A Handy Book for Poets – Poetry: Tools & Techniques: A Practical Guide to Writing Engaging Poetry
- 25 Creative Writing Prompts
- Storytelling Exercise: Process
- Storytelling: The Elements of Plot
- What is Prose Poetry?
- Punctuation Marks: Parentheses
- Ideas for Writing Creative Nonfiction
- Are You Dedicated to Better Writing?
- Writing Tips: Be Yourself
- Writing Resources: No Plot? No Problem!
- All-Natural Poetry Prompts
- From Story Drills: Deathtrap and Deus Ex Machina
- How to Break Through a Fiction Writing Block
- Types of Rhymes in Poetry
- Living the Creative Writing Life
- Should Beginning Writers Imitate the Greats?
- Writing Tips: Kill Your Darlings
- Writing Resources: Grammar Girl
- 10 Reasons Storytellers Should Dabble in Poetry
- Writing Dialogue: A Storytelling Exercise
- Creative Writing Prompts for Animal Lovers
- Communicating with Poetry: The Search for Deeper Meaning
- Homophones: Weather and Whether
- How to Prepare to Work with Beta Readers
- How to Write a Book
- A Few Favorite Journal Writing Tools and Resources
- Family-Inspired Poetry Prompts
- Fiction Writing Exercises: Narrative Arcs
- Genres: Literary Fiction vs. Everything Else
- Denotation and Connotation in Poetry Writing
- Grammar Rules: Fewer vs. Less
- Do You Need a Creative Writing Degree to Succeed as a Writer?
- How to Become a Better Writer
- 36 Tips for Writing Just About Anything
- Screenplay by Syd Field
- Excerpts from 1200 Creative Writing Prompts
- An Exercise from Story Drills: Theme
- Tips for Developing Story Writing Ideas
- Punctuation Marks: Quotation Marks for Fiction Writers
- The Amazing, Incredible Writing Community
- Journal Prompts for Bookworms
- Using Metaphors to Enhance Your Writing
- Writing Resources: The Elements of Style
- Five Poetry Prompts
- Setting in Time
- 12 Character Writing Tips for Fiction Writers
- 36 Poetry Writing Tips
- Homophones: Compliment vs. Complement
- How to Develop Your Creative Writing Process
- Tips for Better Writing
- Plot Points: A Storytelling Exercise
- New Book – Story Drills: Fiction Writing Exercises
- Writing Tips: Know Your Audience
- Creative Writing Prompts for Movie Lovers
- How to Write Better Stories
- Poetry Writing Ideas and Activities
- Debunking Common Myths About Writing
- How to Develop Better Writing Habits
- Writing Tips: Writing is Rewriting
- Writing Resources: Telling True Stories
- Poetry Prompts for Paying Tribute
- Sneak Peek at Story Drills: Character Arcs
- Stock and Cloned Characters in Storytelling
- Poetry: Rhythm and Meter
- Grammar Rules: Capitalization
- Ten Myths About Creativity
- Whose Writing Advice Should You Follow?
- Writing Tips: Write What You Know
- Style Guides: Essential Writing Resources for Professionals
- 12 Nature-Inspired Creative Writing Prompts
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: Haiku
- Archetypal Characters in Storytelling
- Poetry: Making Music with Words
- Keep Writing!
- Can the Right Writing Tools Help You Write Better?
- How to Critique Other Writers’ Work
- Writing Resources: Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones
- Poetry Prompts for Ranting and Raving
- Story is Conflict
- How to Construe and Convey Tone in Poetry
- Is It Plural or Possessed? When to Use Apostrophe -S
- 20 Creative Writing Careers
- Critiques Make Your Writing Better, So Grin and Bear Them
- Writing Tips: Show, Don’t Tell
- Creative Writing Prompts for the Young at Heart
- Writing Resources for Naming Your Characters
- Philosophical Journal Prompts
- Five Things Your Characters Need
- Finding Meaning in Poetry
- Creative Writing: Skill vs. Talent
- How to Develop a Beneficial Writing Process
- Writing Tips: Do It Anyway
- Writing Resources: The Chicago Manual of Style
- Poetry Prompts for Fall
- Creating Authentic Character Relationships
- Using Allusion in Poetry Writing
- Homophones: Its and It’s
- How to Be More Creative in Your Writing
- How to Improve Your Writing Skills
- Talent Isn’t Everything
- The Reviews Are In: 1200 Creative Writing Prompts
- A Week’s Worth of Experimental Journal Prompts
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: Your Gang
- Originality in Storytelling
- Figurative Language in Poetry Writing
- Grammar Rules: Subject-Verb Agreement
- How to Collect Writing Ideas While You’re Procrastinating Online
- Eight Characteristics of Good Writing
- How to Defeat Writer’s Block
- Writing Resources: The Crafty Poet
- Creative Writing Prompts for Sci-Fi & Fantasy Lovers
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: Couplets and Quatrains
- Plot vs. Character in Storytelling
- How to Analyze Poetry
- 23 Creative Writing Activities That Don’t Involve Writing
- What Are Beta Readers, and Should You Use Them?
- Interviews with Authors Are Packed with Writing Wisdom
- Writing Resources: Wired for Story
- Punctuation Marks: The Exclamation Mark
- Seasonal Poetry Prompts for Spring and Summer
- How to Prioritize Your Writing Ideas
- Using Imagery in Poetry Writing
- How to Identify the Protagonist in a Story
- Where Do Successful Authors Get Their Most Brilliant Writing Ideas?
- Breaking the Rules: When Good Grammar Goes Bad
- A Few, Good Writing Tips to Keep You on Your Toes
- Fiction Writing Prompts for the Young Adult (YA) Genre
- 10 Good Grammar Resources
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: The Great Debate
- How to Read Poetry
- Futuristic Inspiration for Speculative Fiction
- 12 Places to Find Awesome Writing Ideas
- 21 Do-It-Yourself Editing Tips
- What If? Writing Exercises for Fiction Writers
- Quotes on Poetry: Leonardo da Vinci
- Creative Writing Prompts Inspired by Historical Events
- Good Grammar and Bad Manners: How to Handle Writing Mistakes in Public
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: Rock and Rhyme (Poetry)
- Homophones: Hear, Here
- What is a Story Concept?
- How to Engage Readers with Emotionally Charged Writing
- How to Make Grammar Part of Your Daily Life
- The Only Two Writing Tips You’ll Ever Need: Read and Write
- Writing Resources: Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury
- Grammar Rules: Ending a Sentence with a Preposition
- Narrative Techniques for Storytellers
- Five Personal Journal Prompts
- Are You Writing Effective Sentences?
- Writing Resources: Wonderbook
- Mysterious and Thrilling Fiction Writing Prompts
- 10 Tips for Writing a Book
- From 101 Creative Writing Exercises: The Incubator
- Punctuation Marks: Ellipsis
- Storytelling: Writing Chapters and Scenes
- How to Play and Pretend Your Way to Breakthrough Writing Ideas
- A Generation of Writers
- The 22 Best Writing Tips Ever
- Creative Writing Prompts That Explore Society and Culture
- Poetry Writing Exercises in Space and Time
- Writing Tips: Write Now!
- Writing Description in Fiction
- Five Grammar Habits Every Writer Should Adopt
- How to Use Pinterest for Writing Ideas and Inspiration
- 10 Editing Tips for Writers
- Creative Writing Prompts: Politics and Religion
- Writing Resources: The Pocket Muse
- Grammar Rules: Further vs. Farther
- Action and Dialogue in Storytelling
