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What is Second-Person Point-of-View and How to Write in This Voice

Second-person POV is not commonly used, but when it is, it can open up a well of rich creativity. Read this post to learn how to make the most out of writing in this voice.

The Importance of Using Specificity and Concrete Language in Your Writing

Specificity and concrete language are not only how we define our voice, but it’s how we tap into that magical space that causes readers to resonate with our stories. Check out this post to learn why it’s important and how you can improve this area of your writing!

Maintain a Writing Practice Through the Holidays with These Simple Writing Exercises

The holidays can be hectic and stressful. When our writing routines and goals get pushed to the back burner, it can bring on a sense of guilt. These quick and easy writing exercises are designed to help you keep your writing muscles oiled through the holiday season!

Putting a Spin on Bad Writing Advice

Writers are finding that some old writing advice is just not resonating with them anymore. Read on to find out how we can put our own spin on it and create our guidelines with advice that works for us!

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Tips for Writing Magical Realism

Magical realism can be as intriguing to write as it is to read. If you’re interested in learning more about writing in this genre, here are some tips that’ll help you get started!

How to Write a Memorable Meet Cute

Learn all about how to craft a meet cute that your readers won’t soon forget!

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Tips for Writing in Third-Person Omniscient Point of View

Most writers are familiar with third-person POV and first-person POV. But what is third-person omniscient? Check out this post to better understand what third-person omniscient is and how to best execute this powerful POV!

How to Effectively Write and Convey Emotion in Your Story

Writing emotion can be tricky. Some writers may be under the impression that the way to do this is by amplifying the drama in a scene, by inserting long monologues, or showing the characters having intense physical reactions. This isn’t always the best way to handle a character’s emotions as it can cross into melodrama. Read on to find out how to effectively write and convey emotion in your story.

What is Psychic Distance and How Can Writers Use It In Their Novels

You may already be familiar with the concept of first-person, second-person, and third-person point of view. But did you know that within each point of view, there are ways to get closer or further away from your characters? This is what we call psychic distance. Psychic distance refers to the degree of emotional closeness between…
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What’s an Unreliable Narrator and How to Write One

Reading and writing about an unreliable narrator can be thrilling, but it can also be a bit tricky. Read on for some tips that are sure to help you make the most out of writing an unreliable narrator!