How to write a novel as a kid. So you’re young, you’ve got ideas on becoming a writer. Awesome. Let me help you prepare for your bright creative future!
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For me, writing is an ever-constant journey of discovery. No author will ever tell you they are perfect, but many will tell you they are perfectionists. This area is a place where I compile all that I know when it comes to perfecting my passion for creative writing, and what better way to document my findings by sharing my knowledge for those looking to do the same. Enjoy!
Writing a Novel with Minimum Time
How do I Find Time to Write a Novel? Writing every day can sound like a daunting task to many aspiring writers and novelists. But there are solutions and options!
Where to Start when Writing a Novel
So you want to write a novel? That’s awesome! Prepare yourself for some hard yet satisfying graft.
Writing a Dark Comedy Novel with my Brother
Collaborating a Dark Comedy Novel – How a novelist and Screen-Writer created a book about a talking Goat! I wrote a novel with my big brother. Here’s a short story of how it went.
Why Authors Need Editors
How to get a novel edited and why Authors Need Editors – the main reason an editor is vital to the careers of both aspiring and established writers and authors
My Childhood Letter to Author Michelle Paver + Response
When I was a kid, my favourite book series was The Chronicles of Ancient Darkness. I loved this series so much I wrote a letter to the author, Michelle Paver.
Novel Writing 101 – 7. Scene Structure
Want your novel to be exciting and full of dramatic tension? Then a firm grasp of Scene Structure will point you in the right direction.
Novel Writing 101 – 6. The Three Act Structure
Want your novel to have fluidity? A good Three Act Structure is integral to sustain a reader’s attention and interest.
Novel Writing 101 – 5. Character Arc
Want to make your characters really believable? Want your readers to connect to them personally? A great Character Arc will help.
Novel Writing 101 – 4. The Villain!
How to craft an exceptionally crafty villain with depth.
