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
Tag: writing process
Learning how to write interiority, in fiction, as well as in memoir, will deepen readers’ understanding of characters
While this is an unusual way of telling a story, learning to use fourth person point of view can lead to some intriguing tales
When you crack open a novel you’re stepping into the shoes of the narrator of the story. And how that story unfolds and immerses you largely depends … Read More
We have all had the experience of reading a novel, getting to the end and feeling unsatisfied. Something wasn’t right, we expected more, the story was so … Read More
We explore the 12 Jungian archetypes, seeing how they can be used in writing.
There is an art to writing villainous characters. We look at different types of these characters with examples from books, TV and film
Using powerful literary tools such as introductions, prologues, prefaces and forewords and can be impactful. Read on for definitions and examples of these
Having flat characters in your story is as vital as having round characters. Read on for definitions of flat characters, how they are used and tips for creating them