How To Develop A Multi-Dimensional Story Setting

How To Develop A Multi-Dimensional Story Setting

Developing a vivid sense of place is essential to engaging your readers. But it serves multiple purposes.   It builds a wider, deeper world around your characters, and can embody your story’s central conflict and theme. It’s a great way to create and...
Third Person POV Simplified

Third Person POV Simplified

So, you want to use 3rd person to tell your story. But it’s confusing as all heck.  Let’s say you’re writing in 3rd person limited in your main character’s POV and you want to get across some trouble other characters are cooking up for him....
How To Write Exposition Without Boring Your Reader

How To Write Exposition Without Boring Your Reader

How much exposition is too much? Should you begin your story with exposition? And how do you write exposition in a way that isn’t excessive, awkward, or dull? In today’s episode, I’m going to talk about 2 types of exposition, and how to write exposition in a way that...
3 Tips For Writing Dynamic Dialogue

3 Tips For Writing Dynamic Dialogue

Dialogue between characters is one of those things writers struggle mightily with. You want the dialogue to sound like real life, but when you try to make it sound like a real conversation, it just sounds boring and fake. Maybe it’s the back and forth, the...
How To Structure A Scene In 3 Acts

How To Structure A Scene In 3 Acts

Scenes are the building blocks of story. Each one is your story in miniature. They follow the same 3 – Act structure as your entire story. So, in this episode, we’re going to break down a scene into 3 acts: 1. The set up, 2. the confrontation, and 3. the...

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