This is an old but beloved trope in romance novels. A well-written enemies-to-lovers story can be one that readers will never forget. Check out this post for some tips to help you ensure that you’re on the right track to make the most of your enemies-to-lovers story!
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!
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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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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.
New writers often conclude that to write a strongly emoted scene one must amp up all the reactions, the dialogue, and the moment must become BIGGER. But this isn’t true. All this does is create melodrama. More often than not, less is more. Read on to find out why should avoid melodrama in your writing and tips on how to achieve this.
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