5 Brilliant Non-Traditional Ways To Publish A Book
Self-publishing has changed the game. Writers now have creative control over their words, and there is more opportunity to make money out of their hard work. It's not easy, but here are some ideas for non-traditional ways to publish a book. Amazon KDP We've all heard...
How do I stay motivated as a writer in a post-AI world?
"I'm starting to write more to become a freelance author, but every time I get excited about publishing my works or people finding the stories I'm writing, I remember that AI exists and most people are using that for writing, art, and everything in between. It's...
The Worldbuilding Workout: Tips for Creating Your Story World
You've probably read a story set in a world so wonderful that you think: "I wish I lived there"; or even better, it inspires you to imagine all the other stories in that world that haven't been told yet Every time I come across a world that makes me dream of what it...
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How do you write a good metaphor?
"I struggle with writing metaphors. I can come up with similes easily, but metaphors? Not so much. Any advice?" If you can write a simile, you're already halfway there! Seriously. The hard part is making connections between different things, and if it’s something...
How do you start writing after you’ve developed a plot?
"I have the story of the novel, I have the ideas, I have the plot, but... just how do I really start writing???" There is nothing more intimidating to a writer than a blank page. Staring at the computer screen with that flashing cursor just taunting you makes it so...
How do you describe indoor spaces?
"I struggle with describing interior scenes in my writing. I can visualize the spaces perfectly in my head, but when I try to put them on the page, it feels flat or like I'm just listing furniture. How do I make indoor spaces feel alive and immersive?" A lot of what...









