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Addressing New Writer Insecurities
So, you want to write a book. But you have some insecurities about it. This is the post for you!
First thing’s first. There is no “right answer” when it comes to writing. Writing is an art form; an expression of creativity.
Should We Free Ourselves from Writing Codes?
Stephen King with The Shining, Madame de Bovary by Flaubert or even Baudelaire, these renowned authors have one thing in common: they broke the codes of their respective literary genres. But first, what exactly are these codes?
Writing for Yourself or For Others? The Biases of the Reward Circuit
One day I woke up and realized I was writing a novel that I didn't enjoy, simply to gain a bit more popularity, receive a few more comments, views, and likes. I had lost myself to the reward circuit.
Step Away from the Bookshelf: Unveiling Hidden Story Ideas in Everyday Life
In the past, we’ve discussed the practice of reading in order to write, whether that’s reading terrible books or reading the best of the genre you write within. Today, I’m encouraging you to put down the books, and the notepads, and let’s go out and find story inspiration in the real world!
Actually, bring that notepad with you.
YA Basics: Crafting A Compelling Young Adult Novel
Writing a young adult (YA) novel can be rather challenging and even a little bit tricky. But with the right approach and techniques, it can also be a lot of fun and quite fulfilling. In this blog, you will find some tips and guides to help you write a YA novel that will captivate readers, young and old.
Writing Diverse Characters: Advice From Expert Writers
Writing diverse characters is a challenging but necessary component of writing. Get some advice from literary professionals on how to do it the right way.
Trigger Warnings: What Are They and Why Are They Important
Trigger warnings are an important thing to be aware of when writing. The StoryForge team helps explain what they are, the different kinds, and why they’re important.