Writing Resources

Write Better Stories with these 5 Antagonist Examples

Need antagonist examples? We've got 'em. Rather than a full-blown discussion of conflict, we'll go over different antagonist examples and how we can include them in our stories.

Why Does Character Motivation Matter? The Ultimate Guide

The ins and outs of character motivation. Characters are the heart and soul of a story, and their reasons for taking action always take center stage...

What Is A Prologue? How To Ensure Readers Bother Reading Them

Maybe you've asked, "What is a prologue?" A good prologue has the ability to jump start the excitement of your story and provide your readers with an understanding of what they can expect from your creative writing.

How to Land One of These 6 Exhilarating Careers in Writing

Careers in writing are versatile and combat the mundane. Making writing your job can give you a sense of fulfillment that other types of work might not be able to. Also, remember that all sorts of writing can make your other writing even better.

Death Scenes: How To Not Kill Your Story, Too

Because death is a part of life, and stories reflect the human experience, many stories deal with death. Death scenes have the potential to make the reader...

Writing in First Person? Narrate Better With These Tips

Writing in first person has many benefits and a few drawbacks (as do all these other formats). In this article, we'll discuss some of the reasons you might want to write in first person, some of the reasons you may not want to do so, and what tips you may need to get started in the rewarding process of telling a story from the "I" pronoun.

3 Simple Steps on How to Write a Fight Scene

There are three simple steps on how to write a fight scene. The first will be to determine the scope of your scene. Make sure that you set up for a build up and resolution.

How to Write Your Best Story with Fictional Languages

How to Write Perfectly Imperfect Character Flaws

But how do you write in character flaws? How do you balance positive traits, negative traits, and character personality? What should you know about the overall conversation surrounding this topic? We’ll answer these questions and more in this guide to all things character flaws!

Frustrated With Subtext? We Know How to Help

You might've heard of subtext. Maybe you're wondering, "What is an example of subtext?" We define subtext as the implicit or metaphorical meaning of a literary text.