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7 Simple Tips to Develop and Stick to a Writing Schedule
When my company retrenched me after seventeen years, I started exploring opportunities to earn an income online. I've considered a virtual assistant business; part of that is writing articles on my blog. When it didn't work out, I combined my love for writing and reading...
Novice Writers: How to Develop your Unique Voice
The abundance of digital content makes it hard for newbie writers to stand out. Consistency and perseverance are essential, but developing your writing voice is even more critical. Before we explore how to do this, let us clear up any misconceptions about style, tone, and...
Using Reedsy Editor: Simple Book Writing Software For Novices
When I started writing my book, I knew that doing so in Word wouldn't work for me. Being very analytical and detail-minded I need to see the structure while writing. As a newbie writer, I couldn't afford writing programs like Scrivener, but then I discovered...
The Writer's Meditation: Guided Meditations Focused on Unlocking Creative Potential
For writers, guided meditation is not just a practice but a profoundly personal journey. It is a tool that can guide them through a healing process, helping them achieve a state of unbreakable calm and flow. This unique journey can lead to relaxation and strengthening...
The Unseen Editor: Imagining an Invisible Critique Partner for Creative Insight
Writing can feel like a solitary journey, but even the most celebrated authors often rely on feedback from others. Now, imagine if every writer had an invisible critique partner—a mental editor who provides instant feedback and creative insight. This "unseen editor" could become a writer's...
The Character Cafeteria: Imagining Lunchtime Conversations Between Your Protagonists
Imagine a bustling cafeteria, with trays falling, the clattering sound of chatter filling rooms, and the air redolent with the smell of food. Now, all the tables are occupied by different characters from different stories who are like old friends mingling together. This is an...
The Plotting Playground: Using Children’s Toys and Games to Develop Your Story
Inspiration can come from the most unexpected places when developing a story. One such unconventional source is children’s toys and games. These simple, imaginative tools can ignite creativity, helping writers construct intricate plots, develop rich characters, and create engaging settings. Leveraging these playful elements can...
The Author's Scrapbook: Collecting Visual and Textual Inspiration in a Creative Journal
For every writer, there are times when inspiration seems elusive. During these moments, having a wealth of ideas can make a big difference. One practical and effective method for accumulating these ideas is through maintaining a creative journal, often referred to as an 'author's scrapbook.'...
The Writer's Stargazing: Using Astronomy to Inspire Cosmic Story Ideas and Settings
As an artist, you always seek inspiration to make your canvas special and magical. Stargazing is something more than just a mesmerizing view; it has always inspired artists, scientists, and dreamers. For writers, the cosmos offers endless ideas that can turn a simple story into...
The Fictional Diary: Writing Diary Entries from the Perspective of Different Characters
Writing fictional diary entries from the perspective of different characters is a unique and creative exercise that can significantly enhance a writer's ability to develop complex, believable characters. The idea behind it is for the writers who use it to go beyond the surface-level reconciliation...