We explore how to write in the voice of a child, with examples and some exercises to help you get into the perspective of a child
Category: Novel writing tips
Planning ahead and allowing for inspiration are both important aspects of writing and finishing a novel, but it can seem difficult to balance them especially since there is a lot of conflicting advice from novelists and writing teachers. However, the tips below can help achieve that balance.
We explore the 12 Jungian archetypes, seeing how they can be used in writing.
The hero’s journey is a powerful storytelling tool that resonates with audiences because it reflects our own personal journeys of triumph, adversity, and self-realization and is a reflection of everyday life
Romy Sommer’s seventh novel, My Fake Italian Marriage, has now been released. We review her book and chat about its genesis
What makes Anne Lamott’s 1994 writing book so good? We unpack some of the key points of Bird by Bird: Instructions for a Writing Life
The name of this writing method is certainly both intriguing and memorable. We delve into what this method entails
What sets you apart from other writers? How do you stand out from the crowd? The answer lies in finding your unique writing voice. In this blog two guest writers give their take on how to find and hone your voice.
Many tips to remember to when writing a book are shared in writing seminars, interviews, critique circles and webinars around the world. Here are ten curated from Now Novel’s monthly writing webinars where authors from 5 continents come together to discuss writing craft: