Character development is a crucial aspect of any manuscript, whether it’s a novel, a memoir, or a screenplay. Developing well-rounded, believable, and relatable characters can make or break a story, and is often what sets a great work of fiction apart from a mediocre one.
Continue reading “Character Development”Overused Words
When readers encounter the same word too many times, it becomes distracting and takes away from the impact of the story. It can also create a sense of laziness on the part of the writer, who is relying on the same words.
Elements of a Story
To create a cohesive and engaging story, the following elements should be well-developed and well-crafted as they’re the foundation for a narrative structure.
Continue reading “Elements of a Story”3 Mistakes to Avoid When Getting Your Manuscript Edited.
Every writer wants to perfect their manuscript before getting it published. However, there are 3 mistakes writers can make when getting their book edited which can cost time and money to fix:
Continue reading “3 Mistakes to Avoid When Getting Your Manuscript Edited.”Alive, Well and Still Writing
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on my website… However, I’m alive, well, and still writing and editing. I’ll be sharing more tips on writing soon. I do post more frequently on my social media accounts – Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest, so please feel free to follow me on them.
Continue reading “Alive, Well and Still Writing”Other Words For Said and Replied
Said and replied are common words used when writing dialogue in a story. They’re important to have, but you don’t need to use them every single time a character speaks. If there are two characters having a conversation, you may go without “said” or “replied”.Continue reading “Other Words For Said and Replied”
Kate Halena 