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You've got a great idea for a story, but that first blank page is staring at you. We've all been there. This guide has 5 great ways to start your story if you're stuck. Free Writing Cheat Sheets Body language cheat sheet, settings cheat sheet, and a plot outline template, straight to your inbox! Name or Nickname Em

Sometimes dialogue sounds stiff, clunky, or unnatural. While it's completely normal in your first draft, you might be at a stage where you're polishing up your writing. Try these tricks to make your dialogue sound more natural and less written. 1. Read It Aloud You’ll often realise that something that looks totally

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Struggling to create unforgettable characters? Learn how to write complex personalities that leap off the page and captivate readers. Whether you're writing a romance, need a character writing sheet, or are searching for creative writing prompts, this guide has everything you need. Perfect for crafting compelling personalities with a character development sheet and endless writing inspiration. Click to unlock expert tips and elevate your storytelling today!

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The concept of "found family" refers to a group of individuals who aren’t related by blood but who grow to support and care for each other the way a family should. They generally give each other... Emotional support Unconditional love Sense of belonging Protecting each other Sense of home & security Some cases have

One of my favourite aspects of fantasy fiction is the description of food. There's something so cosy about tavern meals or glorious palace banquets. Beyond that, food can also provide valuable information about fantasy worlds and add some texture to certain scenes. Free Writing Cheat Sheets Body language cheat shee

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Bit of a disclaimer, I don't really hate anything per se, but I recently did a podcast episode about writing advice that I think is often misinterpreted, unhelpful, or applied in ways I disagree with. You can check that out on your favourite podcast app or read a few of my least favourite pieces of writing advice belo

"Boring" is subjective, of course, but if you feel like your scene needs a boost, there are a few tricks you can try out. This guide shows you 4 quick switches you can make to add a lot more life to your scene. 1. Add Time Pressure For example, perhaps the characters need to steal an item from a house, but they see t

“This feels like YA (Young Adult)” is a common comment I see in reviews for adult novels with adult protagonists. Curious about what exactly that means, I asked you guys: This post is a summary of the responses. Please keep in mind that this post summarises people’s subjective opinions. There’s also (obviously) nothing

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Master the art of crafting impactful character deaths with our expert tips! 💔✍️ Learn how to wield the power of loss to elevate your storytelling and create unforgettable moments. Explore #WritingTips #CharacterDeaths #PlotDevelopment #StoryCrafting #WritingAdvice #EmotionalWriting #Storytelling #CreativeWriting #AuthorTips #WritingCommunity. Pin now to take your narrative to the next level! 📌✨

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As much as I love royals, witches, rebels and assassins, there are other jobs out there for your fantasy heroes! We can learn a lot about your world by seeing it from the perspective of a beekeeper or a low diplomat. If you need some ideas of unique fantasy jobs, check out this list I made for you below. There's a mix

If you're writing a story aboard a pirate ship, or featuring pirates, this guide will help you out with research. We'll go through jobs on the ship, weapons, terms, ship parts, and some common tropes of pirate stories. Table of Contents Roles on a Ship Pirate Weapons Pirate Terminology Pirate Ship Parts Common Tropes

A magic system is a set of rules, however strict or loose, that govern magic in a fictional world. It may determine where magic came from, how it works, or the consequences of magic. This little guide outlines five of the most common sources of magic in fiction, as well as giving you some ideas of how these magic syste

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How do writers create characters readers love to hate? How can you create your own Dolores Umbridge or Ramsey Bolton? You might want to maintain some complexity in even the most dastardly characters, but these tricks will help you ensure that readers will hate them anyway. Hit Close to Home Sexism aside (and I know t

If you want your character to come across as likeable to your readers, you might be wondering what you can do to stack the deck in their favour. Not all characters need to be likeable, but if that’s what you’re going for, these hacks can help you out. Save the Cat It’s a screenwriting trick that says the hero should

Here are some juicy fears to drive or torment your characters because I know how much you guys love to do that. I’m onto you! 🫵🏽 Free Writing Cheat Sheets Body language cheat sheet, settings cheat sheet, and a plot outline template, straight to your inbox! Name or Nickname Email address GIVE ME FREEBIES Thank you fo

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Worldbuilding Culture: How to Create Rich and Realistic Societies 🌍✨ Learn how to develop detailed cultures for your story’s world with these essential worldbuilding tips. From traditions and values to social structures and rituals, explore how to build immersive and believable societies that enhance your fantasy, sci-fi, or historical fiction. Perfect for writers looking to create dynamic settings with unique cultures that captivate readers. #WorldbuildingCulture #CreativeWriting #WorldbuildingTips #FantasyWriting #StoryDevelopment

Here's a quick reference for writing ballroom or dance scenes. Save it for later (e.g. on Pinterest) for a handy resource to come back to during your dance scenes. This guide focuses more on historical/fantasy balls but you can apply it to modern settings too. Layout Balls were generally held in private residences.

When you're describing a castle, consider whose perspective you're writing from. Perhaps a prince might gloss past the fine masonry but a peasant might feel awed by it. Maybe a prisoner might focus on details that are grim or foreboding. Maybe a struggling king would notice threadbare tapestries and thin cushions. F

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Struggling with how to write a romance that captivates readers from the first page? Discover the top mistakes to avoid in your novel's opening chapter and learn how to set the perfect tone for your story. This guide includes character writing sheet tips, book planning strategies, and creative writing prompts to craft unforgettable moments. Don’t miss out on romance dialogue prompts and writing a book template ideas to help you create a first chapter that hooks readers instantly. Click to unlock the secrets to starting your story the right way!

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Struggling to create unforgettable characters? Learn how to write complex personalities that leap off the page and captivate readers. Whether you're writing a romance, need a character writing sheet, or are searching for creative writing prompts, this guide has everything you need. Perfect for crafting compelling personalities with a character development sheet and endless writing inspiration. Click to unlock expert tips and elevate your storytelling today!

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