The Energy of Groups: Group Writing
The support and energy of group writing can often spur writers to accomplish more than when writing on their own.
The support and energy of group writing can often spur writers to accomplish more than when writing on their own.
IFW Instructor Kristin Wolden Nitz shares the secrets for how to write a novel in only 15 minutes a day.
What can you hope to gain by entering a writing contest? IFW Instructor and contest judge Lynn Smith shares why entering a contest can improve your work.
IFW Instructor Kris Franklin illustrates how to build more tension in your story by showing and not telling.
241: Top 3 Narrative Nonfiction Missteps
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237: Interview with Victoria Bond
March 19, 2021
234: Maggie Tokuda-Hall & Jamie Tan
February 26, 2021
228: NaNoWriMo Success: You’re This Close
November 27, 2020
Pharmacy Girl: The Great War
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227: NaNoWriMo Success – Throw in a Dragon?
November 20, 2020
226: NaNoWriMo Success – Get Past the Slump
November 13, 2020
225: NaNoWriMo Success – Digging In
November 6, 2020
224: NaNoWriMo Success – Prepare – Jamie K. Schmidt
October 30, 2020
223: Tips for Mystery Opening Chapters
October 23, 2020
218: Real Speech for Real People
September 18, 2020
217: Interview with Jamie K. Schmidt
September 11, 2020
Before you plunge into writing the first chapter or outlining the plot, consider taking some time to put your basic premise through a stress test.
203: Interview with Wanda Brunstetter
June 5, 2020
Prewriting can help you avoid writing blocks when you’re in the middle of writing your story. Here are three different ways to prewrite before you begin.
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