by Ann Neville | Jul 31, 2018 | Writers' Toolbox
Great advice from C S Lakin When it comes to stories, everyone LOVES a good twist. Whether this is in a movie, short story, or a novel audiences LOVE to be fooled. The greatest compliment any story can earn? I never saw that coming How did I NOT see that coming? The...
by Ann Neville | Apr 24, 2018 | Writers' Toolbox
With Thanks For This Post From KRISTEN LAMB A fallacy among many emerging writers is that authors only write the books. Then, once finished, agents will fall in LOVE and someone else will do ALL the editing. *clutches sides laughing.* Yeah…no. And woodland creatures...
by Ann Neville | Apr 10, 2018 | Writers' Toolbox
Here are some great tips from Kendra Elliot Character emotion: Write a character your reader will root for. Expose their vulnerabilities, show what is important to them, and show what makes them tick. Readers want to see a character grow and be challenged. You can...
by Ann Neville | Feb 25, 2018 | Writers' Toolbox
One Millenial’s Ideas on The Environmental Crisis Scrolling my Facebook timeline for the second time before I left my bed this morning, I hum-haaa’d about getting up, showering and beginning my day. But I thought, what the hell. One more article. But not the...
by Ann Neville | Feb 1, 2018 | Blog, Writers' Toolbox
Excellent advice from Martha Alderson Requests for plot and transformational consultations are streaming in from around the world with people’s’ fervent expressions. This is the year I’m passionate to finish my novel. I promise to change. I’m hell-bent (determined to...
