Types of Conflict in Literature
The types of conflict in literature serve to force protagonists to confront their deepest fear and reveal a story's soul through the resolution of dilemma.
The Pantser Method: Writing Without an Outline
Learn how to hone your strengths as a "pantser." Discovery-based writers often succeed with creative freedom and spontaneity, but successful narratives still require an underlying structure of character transformation to avoid losing direction.
How to Write a Logline
A strong logline can determine whether anyone reads your screenplay. Learn how to craft a one-sentence pitch that highlights your protagonist, conflict, and stakes.
What is Creative Writing? How to Shape Ideas into Art
Creative writing invites writers to move beyond facts and formulas, using imagination and craft to shape ideas into compelling stories. Even though […]
How to Outline a Dramatic Opening
Structurally, a dramatic opening functions as a hook. Emotionally, it needs to do more than just attract attention. When an opening scene […]
How to Write a Novel: Step by Step
“There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, no one knows what they are.” – W. Somerset Maugham There may be […]
