- Books are for people
by Chiedozie Omeje
Readers’ demands are not particularly expressive. It is your duty as a writer to deduce the secret fantasies of your audience. Find out and give them what they want, or what you think they need (even if they don’t know it yet).
- Knowing your “Why”.
by Chiedozie Omeje
WHY DO YOU WANT TO WRITE? Through the holiday period, […]
- Research
by Chartus.X
Giving false information or a sloppy account of a thing […]
- The viewpoint character
by Chartus.X
Every story has an aim or reason driving its telling. […]
- On Modelling…
by Chartus.X
All readers are drawn to stories about things they recognise: […]
- Stretch your creativity
by Chartus.X
I think the only time you should take Write What You Know seriously is when it’s obvious that your story is lacking in logical and emotional sense.
- Taking A Break
by The.Derah
As an upcoming or professional writer, there will be days […]
- Just Do It
by Chartus.X
Interested in writing? Got a great idea for a book […]
- Diligence
by Chartus.X
Putting in careful and persistent work or effort is a […]
- Begin With A Promise
by Chiedozie Omeje
Creative writing, especially when writing a story, should begin with […]
- It’s All About The Story
by Chartus.X
As a writer, it’s important to develop your writing style, […]
- Write Daily
by Chartus.X
Get into the habit of writing daily.
- Read Widely
by Chartus.X
Reading widely not only broadens your vocabulary, it also expands […]
- See the story behind the scenes
by Chartus.X
There’s a back-story to every scene playing before you. The […]
- Live well, then write well
by Chartus.X
The creativity flows from your heart. When your heart is […]
- Write what you would like to read
by Chartus.X
There’s nothing more frustrating than writing stuff you’re not interested […]
- Interpretation
by Xyvah
Conceptualising and expressing ones observations is a skill largely acquired […]
- Perspective
by Xyvah
The creative mind is one which sees life from a […]