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Today’s guest blogger is a bit of an enigma. We know Ari Meghlen’s avatar from her Twitter site…
Tag: Advice for new writers
Why you need to define success for you
Welcome back to another Monday Marketing post! Today’s post is about working out what “success” means to you.
Everyone’s level of success is different and if you constantly use someone else’s definition of success rather than your own, that could cause problems.
Guest Post – The Eternal Scribbler
Originally posted on Lorraine Ambers:
? As writers we have to a pretty hefty job of carrying all those characters, worlds, ideas around in our…
Do You Know Who Your Narrator Is?
Recently, while driving, I got to thinking about perspectives within stories. You won’t believe how often I think about writing while driving.
Now by ‘perspective’, I mean in reference to the narrator’s voice. As in the perspective of the narrator. If you are writing a book in third-person your narrator will probably change (unless you’re writing third-person limited).
I have seen in a few unpublished stories by young writers, where the authors didn’t really take into consideration who the narrator was within a scene or chapter and this led to a disjointed story as the narrator randomly changed mid-scene.
“Write What You Know” (pt.2)
We continue with the second part of the guest post “Write what you know” by author Nathalie Andrews. Do make sure to check out her social media links and her current book!
“Write What You Know” (pt.1) by Nathalie Andrews
This week’s guest poster is the lovely author Nathalie Andrews who discusses that prickly topic of “write what you know.” Please note this is a 2 part article so check back tomorrow for the second half 🙂 Enjoy!
