Tips On Writing a Great Novel Theme: How to Create an Effective Theme that Fits Story Characters
By: Joe Lam
By: Lynne Jamneck
Three Steps to Novel Writing: A Recipe for Writers: Baking Your Story
By: Susan Wingate
Rewrite Your Novel With Ease: A Three-Step Process To Simplify Rewriting
By: Joe Lam
Reserve Backstory in Fiction: Writers Can Learn from Good Television Scripts and Complex Novels
By:
Jennifer Jensen
6 Reasons Books Get Rejected: Reasons Editors Turn Down Books that have Nothing to do with Talent
By: Vickie Britton
Complex Scope of Writing a Novel: Motivation, Intimidation and the Dreaded Writer’s Block
By:
Jennifer Jensen
Write What You Know: Authors Use Their Life Experience to Write Best-Selling Novels
By:
Jennifer Jensen
By: Vickie Britton
How to Write Conflict: Understanding the Most Important Part of Writing Fiction
Plot, Theme, Character, Voice: Editor Arthur Levine’s Requirements of Good Fiction
By:
Jennifer Jensen
What it Takes to Publish a Novel: Good Grammar, Talent, Determination Equal Great Writing
By: Adair Jones
Scheduling Time to Write: How You Can Make Time in Your Busy Life for Writing
Write a Novel Using an Outline: A Helpful Guide to Create Your Story
By: Joe Lam
Creating a Sense of Place: Setting the Scene in your Novel
By: Vickie Britton
No Writer Escapes Rejection: The Lighter Side of Being Told No Way
By:
KC Morgan
Writing in First Person: Point of View: Pros and Cons of Narrating in First Person
By: Vickie Britton
Dividing a Novel into Chapters: Tips on Developing Chapters in a Fiction Manuscript
By: Vickie Britton
NaNoWriMo: Annual Writing Event: National Novel Writing Month: Contest for Aspiring Novel Writers
By: Paul Combs
National Novel Writing Month: Chris Baty’s November Writing Blitz Pushes Creativity to the Max
Writing Dialogue: Avoiding Cliches and Traditional Pitfalls
By: Ken Brosky
Is Overnight Success Possible? Instantly Making it as a Novelist
By:
KC Morgan
Great First Lines of Novels: Problems and Questions Make Compelling Openings
By:
Jennifer Jensen
Write Compelling Opening Lines: Grab Readers' Attention with Character, Setting and Mood
By:
Jennifer Jensen