From the enigmatic detective with the deerstalker hat to the tragic hero with a haunted soul, literature is filled with characters who have captured our hearts and minds. Sherlock Holmes, with his razor-sharp intellect and unwavering dedication to truth, has become synonymous with the detective genre. His partner, Dr. Watson, provides a relatable counterpoint, offering a window into Holmes’s extraordinary mind.
Narrator’s Voice and Point of View: How to Write an Engaging Story
Discover the power of narrative perspective! Learn how different points of view, such as first-person, third-person, and omniscient, can shape your story and engage your readers. Explore the art of character voice, unreliable narrators, and the impact of perspective on storytelling. Uncover tips and techniques to master the art of narration and elevate your writing.
5 Expert Worldbuilding Hacks to Write a Realistic and Immersive Setting—Even if it Doesn’t Exist!
Several years ago, I read a novel that so excellently portrayed effective world-building, that I fell in love with the Isle of Crete, Greece. I don’t remember the name of the book, or the author. All I remember is that I was so immersed in the setting, that I’ve thought about about it and dreamed about going there every day for at least 15 years…
Crafting a Compelling Plot: An Editor’s Guide to Writing Stories that Read Well
A well-crafted plot is the backbone of any great story. It’s the engine that drives the narrative and keeps readers engaged. Welcome to installment 1 of our FREE book coaching series… Before we start, I’d like to invite you to sign up for our FREE book coaching month. You’ll receive a bunch of helpful tips […]
