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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Writing like Richard Laymon (Jan 14, 1947 – Feb 14, 2001)
Richard Laymon was a master of horror fiction, known for his intense and unflinching storytelling style. His writing captivated readers with its visceral descriptions, relentless pacing, and deeply disturbing themes. To write like Richard Laymon is to embrace the darkness … Continue reading
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Things to consider when writing a murder mystery
Mystery novels have long captivated readers with their thrilling narratives and enigmatic puzzles. Among the most popular subgenres of mystery is the whodunit, which challenges readers to uncover the identity of the perpetrator behind a crime. Crafting a compelling whodunit … Continue reading
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Tips on writing “stand out” character dialogue.
Character dialogues are an essential component of storytelling, allowing readers to delve into the minds and emotions of the characters. Well-written and captivating dialogues have the power to bring characters to life, creating a lasting impact on readers. In this … Continue reading
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Using adjectives in your prose – a perspective
Stephen King, a prolific and highly regarded author known for his works in the horror and suspense genres, has expressed a particular attitude towards the use of adjectives in writing. King, in his book “On Writing: A Memoir of the … Continue reading
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What non-fiction topic should I write?
Determining the “best” non-fiction topic to author is subjective and depends on various factors, including personal interests, expertise, and the target audience. Non-fiction encompasses a wide range of subjects, from memoirs to self-help, history, science, business, and more. Each topic … Continue reading
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What fiction genre should I write
Determining the “best” fiction genre to write is subjective and dependent on various factors, including personal interests, writing strengths, and market trends. Each genre offers unique opportunities and challenges, and what may be the best genre for one writer might … Continue reading
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What to write – fiction verses non-fiction
The publishing industry can be a challenging and competitive landscape for aspiring authors, particularly in the realm of fiction. A recurring problem that many new fiction authors face is the difficulty in getting selected by traditional publishing houses, while non-fiction … Continue reading
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