The article Okay, Agent. What Can You Do for Me?: How to Find, Test, and Build a Useful AI Agent for Writers appeared first on The Write Practice. Now we arrive at the last post in the series. In the first post, I looked at what AI agents actually are and whether writers need […]

The article Okay, Agent. What Can You Do for Me?: How to Find, Test, and Build a Useful AI Agent for Writers appeared first on The Write Practice. Now we arrive at the last post in the series. In the first post, I looked at what AI agents actually are and whether writers need […]

The article 30 November Writing Prompts appeared first on The Write Practice. November is here! It’s a perfect time to dust off your writing journal (the one you got for the holidays last year?) and start exploring some creative writing ideas before the end of the year. Today we […]

The article 30 November Writing Prompts appeared first on The Write Practice. November is here! It’s a perfect time to dust off your writing journal (the one you got for the holidays last year?) and start exploring some creative writing ideas before the end of the year. Today we […]

Want to win editorial feedback and take your storyfrom good to great? Well, my writerly friend, you’re in luck! It’s time for our monthly Phenomenal First Pages contest. In this draw, you can win… Editorial feedback on the first 1500 words of your MG, YA, or Adult novel […]

The article How to Shape a Story: The 6 Types of Story Arcs for Powerful Narratives appeared first on The Write Practice. In stories, we get to see the cause-and-effect connections between otherwise random events. We get to experience the deeper meaning in life. We get to see […]

The article How to Shape a Story: The 6 Types of Story Arcs for Powerful Narratives appeared first on The Write Practice. In stories, we get to see the cause-and-effect connections between otherwise random events. We get to experience the deeper meaning in life. We get to see […]

How can you audit your writing process so you get more words on the page and finish your books? How can you network at author conferences, even if you’re an introvert? T.D. Donnelly shares tips from 30 years as a Hollywood screenwriter and his book, Superdraft. In the […]

The article Types of Point of View: The Ultimate Guide to First Person, Second Person, and Third Person POV appeared first on The Write Practice. As an editor, point of view problems are among the top mistakes I see inexperienced writers make, and they instantly erode […]

The article Types of Point of View: The Ultimate Guide to First Person, Second Person, and Third Person POV appeared first on The Write Practice. As an editor, point of view problems are among the top mistakes I see inexperienced writers make, and they instantly erode […]

In my “day job life,” I work with business owners who face some of the same visibility problems that authors encounter with their books. They’re good at what they do, but they struggle to explain why their work matters. Their expertise has become so familiar to them that […]

The article Freytag’s Pyramid: Examples of the 5 Elements for this Classic Narrative Structure appeared first on The Write Practice. Most great stories, whether they are a Pixar film or a novel by your favorite author, follow a certain dramatic structure. When you’re getting […]