Lights! Camera! Action! Creating Dramatic Action Scenes
IFW Instructor Kris Franklin illustrates how to build more tension in your story by showing and not telling.
Learn from published authors who have spent decades perfecting their writing craft. Our bi-weekly posts offer ways to improve your craft and support your writing for adult genres such as romance, mystery, thriller, horror, and adventure.
IFW Instructor Kris Franklin illustrates how to build more tension in your story by showing and not telling.
A look at magazines published one, five, ten, and twenty or more years ago will reveal the same categories of nonfiction and many of the same topics. Why? Because they address universal needs and aim to help readers improve their lives.
What’s going to be happening? Victoria Sherrow helps us plan for timely submissions for holidays and commemorative events. Look for new angles into the market.
Kelli Panique gives tips for what to include your author press kit to make it easy on you and your contacts.
Karen Hammond offers tips and tricks for getting back in the swing of attending writing conferences.
Karen Hammond is getting us in tip-top shape for a return to in-person writing conferences.
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Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > When you think about all of the writing
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > It was early spring, and I was thinking
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > Nonfiction ideas truly are everywhere, and writers who
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If readers believe in your human sci-fi characters, they’ll believe every other aspect of your story, no matter how weird or alien or out of this world. Readers will follow you anywhere, even to the ends of the universe.
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Your writer’s voice is a skill that can be developed. Here are six tips that will help you pump, prime & polish your writing voice. Let’s get to work!
Voice in writing can be elusive. How do you develop your writing voice while also writing characters with their own voices? Lori Mortensen is here to help.
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > In my previous post, I highlighted common roadblocks
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > The start of a new year is the
To stay on track with our goals, we must build habits over time and strengthen those new behaviors so they become part of our lives.
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > Whenever writers list their goals, they’re likely to
Small goals take a few minutes a day and can lead to writing success as they can help us improve our craft, complete projects, and gain personal satisfaction.
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