Novels In & Out by Catharine Bramkamp
Writing coach Catherine Bramkamp shares how reading books is like breathing air in this article Novels In & Out.
Writing coach Catherine Bramkamp shares how reading books is like breathing air in this article Novels In & Out.
A well crafted story contains universal truths that resonate across cultures and across time. Is that why they get banned?
To get writing tomorrow, be nice to your future self and follow these tips from writing coach and teacher, Catharine Bramkamp.
by Guest Contributor · Published December 2, 2022 · Last modified December 1, 2022
Hoarding, as a character flaw, creates characters with depth and you can find inspiration for this in the world all around you.
by Guest Contributor · Published November 4, 2022 · Last modified November 1, 2022
A plan can help authors organize their time and production schedule to prevent the last minute chaos procrastination often creates.
With the flip of a card Tarot and Oracle cards offer thematic, character and plot ideas to authors who find themselves needing inspiration.
by Guest Contributor · Published September 2, 2022 · Last modified October 30, 2022
The way we organize our books can reveal a lot; do we organize to fit a trend, prepare for research, or simply for asthetic appeal?
Approach plotting as if it’s a puzzle, lay out the frame, match the pieces, put them together, and walk away for a little, if you need to.
Flash fiction is a great way to show off your skill on social media, here are some easy tips and tricks on how to perfect the art.
Being busy is often honored, revered and complimented, but busy-ness often results in poor productivity, mistakes, and overwhelm.
Distractions pull our attention away, but they don’t have to. We can learn how to use them to focus and improve our writing.
Story isn’t just a way to entertain. It may be the best way to deliver your message. A well crafted tale can change the world.
Keep focus on your primary topic, don’t show off how much you know by including unrelated facts and risk losing your reader.
by Guest Contributor · Published February 1, 2022 · Last modified January 27, 2022
We’ve all heard that visualization is the key to success. But research shows it’s better to take it slowly and focus on the task you can do.
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