Today we welcome writer Jason Stokes who shares with us his advice on how to set the mood in your story. Big thanks to Jason for being today's guest poster, please make sure to check out his links and details at the end of this post.
Tag: Writer advice
How to use foreshadowing in your novel
Foreshadowing is a clever and useful technique you can add to your novel, so I thought I'd discuss it in today's blog post.
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.
Better Signings Build Better Relationships by Devon Ellington
Today I welcome back author Devon Ellington to my blog to share with us more of her writer knowledge. Today's guest post is all about doing a better book signing. Enjoy!
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Calls To Action
I'm back with another Monday Marketing post, and today's topic is all about the Call To Action tactic and why we need to think more carefully about how to use them.
Why You Need To Be Part Of The Writing Community
Writing is often considered a lonely profession, and while it's true that it's a solitary task, it does not have to be lonesome. Even a socially-awkward, highly-anxiety-ridden person like myself, can make connections within the writing community.
How to Set the Pacing of your Story
I have read a number of articles that talk about speeding up your story. They talk about how a writer can "bog down" the plot by going too slowly. How the plot should barrel along like some runaway train, dragging the reader with it. So today's post is about pacing.
