Romantic Tension: What is Going on Behind That Door?
Romantic Tension is the cornerstone of all romance novels. Find out how to create romantic tension in your stories.
Romantic Tension is the cornerstone of all romance novels. Find out how to create romantic tension in your stories.
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Stuck When It Comes to Plotting a Romance Novel? You’ve probably heard that some stories are character-driven and others plot-driven. While many novels do lean one way or the other, every story needs well-developed characters and a stimulating plot to keep your reader engaged. We will get into subjects like structuring and pacing in another…
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You may already know the power of publishing on Kindle, but did you know another great way to profit is to publish Kindle Singles? These are short eBooks that you can publish to Kindle. They are shorter than a novel, and can even be as short as a typical short story. Anywhere from 5,000 words…
Do you long to learn how to write a story that’s marketable but just can’t seem to get started? That’s probably because you don’t understand the story elements needed for any marketable story. Learn these elements and the writing process will be much easier and you’ll end up with stories that are more likely to…
The past five years have seen a rise in the number of venues accepting Flash Fiction as a short story form. For those who’ve never written these gems, the concept seems both impertinent and difficult. An average story consists of a beginning, middle and end/conclusion. It possesses an introduction of hook, characters, and setting. The…
Try these new creative writing prompts for story ideas to write a new short story every morning this week. There are 10 prompts, so you can even combine a few time and still have a different prompt for the next 7 days. Try it! 1. Veronica realized now that what she had done had been…
Try these prompts as story starters to get a little writing practice in this week. 1. Cassandra and Cassidy were as identical in looks as any twins could be, but they were completely different in every other way. 2. Some situations just couldn’t be fixed. 3. It had been a long, treacherous trip through the…
Here are some new creative writing prompts to help you get a little writing practice every day, even during the holidays. Use one prompt to create a short story or combine several prompts to come up with a story with an interesting twist. 1. Janice hated firing people. But Harry definitely had to go. 2….
Start your week with a little creative writing practice. These prompts will help you come up with story ideas. 1. Lacy had more money now than she ever dreamed of. Yet she was also unhappier than she’d ever been. 2. Cassy was tired of her sister getting all the attention. It was her turn to…
Use these new creative prompts to get a little writing practice every day this week. You can use just one prompt to start a new story or combine several prompts to come up with an interesting plot line. 1. The four of them were best friends, or at least they had been… 2. Where was…
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