by Contributing Editor, Caroline Howard-Johnson Poet, Author of Fiction and Nonfiction It’s not something we usually think about when we take our first writing class or write our first novel, but the day will probably come when your first published book will need to be issued as a second edition. Or you’ll at least…
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Welcome to the ultimate tool for writers seeking to elevate their craft to new heights: the Writer’s Guide to ChatGPT. Created by OpenAI, ChatGPT has revolutionized the way we interact with language. Now, it’s time for writers to tap into its immense potential. Using the Writer’s Guide to ChatGPT, you’ll gain access to a…
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Every great novel includes at least a few subplots in addition to the main plot. But many beginning fiction writers have trouble creating interesting and effective subplots. Here are some tips that might help. What Subplots Must Do • Subplots must connect to the main story (plot). • Subplots must happen for a reason…
Every writer needs to learn how to write a synopsis. It’s good practice and it helps you make sure you have included all the necessary story elements in your story.
by Michael Levin, Eight Time Best-Selling Author Success leaves clues. If you seek the tools for writing a New York Times self-help best seller, look no further than the NYT best seller, called, appropriately enough, The Tools. Phil Stutz and Barry Michels are Los Angeles therapists who have written an outstanding book encapsulating their approach…
by Irene S. Roth, Contributing Editor If you’re a writer, writing every day is one of the most important things you can do. However, to write consistently, you must use your time efficiently. Managing your time helps you write faster and improves focus. Good time management can also help reduce stress and give you more…
by Suzanne Lieurance Have you ever heard of the white stone ceremony? Unless you’re familiar with Unity Church, probably not, because the white stone ceremony is something that is generally practiced at only Unity churches. My husband and I have taken part in this ceremony at several Unity churches we’ve attended over the years. Here’s…
If you’ve been thinking of joining The Monday Morning Shove, but you’re wondering if it’s just a group of people who talk about writing but don’t write very much or ever get published, think again! Members of The Monday Morning Shove are active writers, who write and submit often and get published often. They have…
by Dennis Young Here are my first chapter rules and perhaps (for my own writing; if they help you, great): 1. Create a mood as quickly as you can. 2. Don’t be boring. Seriously, don’t. 3. Not all quiet beginnings are boring, but many are; remember that. 4. Tell a story in your first scene….
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