Writing

Do you want to write a book for the first time but you have no degree and no experience in writing fiction? This blog post will give you writing exercises, tips and tricks, and writing prompts for people who want to learn how to write a novel. These real life author tips will also tell you what it's really like being a writer and how not to suffer from writer's block when you're writing your first draft. Follow Protagonist Crafts for more writer stuff and writing advice!

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Character And Setting

The Writer's Guide to Vivid Scenes and Characters [Book]

UPDATED & EXPANDED 2022 EDITIONLearn Fun and Creative Ways To enhance Character And Setting Descriptions!The advice, tools, and reference lists in this guidebook will inspire writers to create original and vibrant depictions of characters, locations, weather, and mood that can greatly enhance anyone's storytelling, whether you're writing adult, young adult, or children's fiction.Fictional and real settings are much more effective, dramatic, and evocative when they're visible, auditory, olfactory, and tactile.Character depictions are much more imaginative, lifelike, and vivid for readers when a character has intriguing physical qualities and distinctive, memorable features.Each chapter provides practical tools to make writing descriptions and crafting lifelike characters simple and fun, wit

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The Everything Guide to Writing Your First Novel: All the Tools You Need to Write and Sell Your First Novel [Book]

For an aspiring novelist, nothing is more intimidating than a blank page or computer screen. This step-by-step guide helps you get past that hurdle, start writing, and cross the finish line to first draft in only twenty-six weeks! This guide covers the entire novel-writing process--from polishing an idea to finding an agent and submitting to publishers. This practical guide takes you through the ins and outs of writing and publishing your first book, including how to: Create authentic characters, engaging plotlines, and believable settingsEdit for tone, structure, and pacingFind the right agentMarket and sell your work to publishersBuild a career as a novelist Complete with writing exercises, inspiring examples, and expert advice from bestselling novelists, this book is an excellent starti

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6 Tips for Writing an Inciting Incident in Your Novel

Looking for tips on writing an inciting incident? This post will guide you.

How to Write a Novel in 90 Days [Book]

This concise guide tells you how to write a novel by using a systematic approach to writing. This guide is written by an author not a 'guru'. A simple step by step breakdown of how to plan each day. No fillers and no theory, just the hard facts in a concise guide. There are many guides about writing novels on the market but how many of them are written by prolific published authors? The answer is 'not many'. How can anyone write a guide unless they have been through the writing process many times before? The simple answer to this question is they can't because they cannot feed on their own actual experiences to help another writer to avoid the mistakes and pitfalls. Most guides regurgitate information which they have picked up from creative writing books or sites. How can they give you adv