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Biggest Mistakes I See New Writers Make (And How to Avoid Them) writing Dec 19, 2024

Starting your writing journey can be thrilling, but it can also be overwhelming. As a new writer, it’s easy to get caught up in excitement and fall into some common traps. I’ve worked with many writer...

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Show, Don’t Tell: Important Things to Remember While Writing writing Dec 16, 2024

One of the most essential skills any writer can master is the art of "showing" rather than "telling." If you've ever heard the phrase "show, don't tell," but weren't entirely sure how to apply it, you...

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Walking Among Gods - Part One the order of the occassionally occult or arcane Dec 13, 2024

Somewhere in the Aztec Empire, 1519

The Knights of the Order had been given one simple task: find the monsters released in Denmark, and bring them to Aetherill.

Given that, from a combination of a v...

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How to Make Writing Longer Without Sacrificing Story Development writing Dec 12, 2024

Many writers, especially those just starting, face the challenge of short chapters that feel incomplete. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your writing longer, you’re not alone. However, it’s import...

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How to Avoid Common Grammar Mistakes in Your Writing editing Dec 09, 2024

Good grammar is the backbone of clear and professional communication. Whether you’re writing an email, a blog post, or your next novel, avoiding grammar mistakes can enhance your credibility and ensur...

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Why Clear Stakes Are Crucial for Keeping Readers Engaged writing Dec 05, 2024

In any story, the stakes are what keep readers turning pages, holding their breath, and rooting for your characters. Stakes represent what’s at risk—what your characters stand to lose or gain—and they...

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The Librarian - Part Four the order of the occassionally occult or arcane Dec 04, 2024

The mountain was alive. Jasper could feel it watching him as he followed Yorihito into its tunnels. Although he couldn't find the source, his skin itched from the gaze of a thousand eyes peering out a...

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What the 2025 Writing Planner Is and Why I Made It writing Dec 04, 2024

As writers, we’ve all been there. You start with a spark of an idea, full of excitement and motivation. You’re ready to bring your story to life, but somewhere along the way, the journey becomes overw...

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Plot Holes: Identifying and Fixing Gaps in the Plot That Could Confuse Readers editing Dec 02, 2024

Plot holes are the bane of every writer's existence. These inconsistencies or gaps in the storyline can confuse readers, break their immersion, and undermine your story’s credibility. The good news is...

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Why I Created the Complete Novelist's Kit writing Nov 29, 2024

When I first set out to pursue writing seriously, I imagined a world of endless creative freedom, where my ideas could flourish and my voice could shine. What I found instead was...frustrating.

In co...

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How to Overcome Self-Doubt and Believe in the Quality of Your Writing writing Nov 28, 2024

Every writer, no matter how experienced, encounters self-doubt at some point. It’s that nagging voice in the back of your mind saying, “Your writing isn’t good enough,” or “Why bother when there are s...

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The Difference Between Editing and Revising: Where to Start editing Nov 25, 2024

Writing is a journey that doesn’t end once you’ve typed the final word of your first draft. The real magic often happens during the revision and editing stages. These two processes are essential to re...

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