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Becoming a writer is a personal journey. Whether it’s short stories, novels, or poetry, knowing your style is the key to growth. I’ve narrowed it down to three types of writers: The Aspiring Pantser, The Determined Plotter, and The Empowered Creator. Which one are you?
Is your writing process a total mess? Lost drafts, scattered notes, too many projects, and no plan—no wonder your creativity feels blocked. The problem isn’t you; it’s your system. Let’s fix it today.
Writing is more than just putting words on a page; it’s a reflection of who you are, what you believe, and what matters most to you. So why do you write? Let’s find out!
In this article, you’ll find my note from the third chapter of Tim Grahl’s book, “Your First 1000 Copies” a simple yet powerful guide to marketing your book and building your author platform.
In this article, you’ll find my note from the third chapter of Tim Grahl’s book, “Your First 1000 Copies” a simple yet powerful guide to marketing your book and building your author platform.
In this article, you’ll find my note from the third chapter of Tim Grahl’s book, “Your First 1000 Copies” a simple yet powerful guide to marketing your book and building your author platform.
In this article, you’ll find my note from the second chapter of Tim Grahl’s book, “Your First 1000 Copies” a simple yet powerful guide to marketing your book and building your author platform.
Join me as I delve into the world of book marketing with Tim Grahl’s book, “Your First 1000 Copies” a simple yet powerful guide to marketing your book and building your author platform.
In this blog post, we’ll be exploring some key tips for creating realistic and compelling characters that come alive on the page. From fleshing out their appearance to coming up with goals and motivations, we’ll show you how to craft a character that feels like a real person–not just an
When it comes to crafting a novel series, having a well-structured timeline is essential. It not only helps you keep your story focused and on point, but also allows for quick adjustments if needed. Here are 4 tips for creating a great series timeline!