20 Romantic “Ship” Dynamics to Use for Friendships and Sibling Relationships Instead

Hey everyone! So as everyone knows, February is usually associated with love and romance, due to Valentine's Day. And in writing, love is very important. In fact, romance is the biggest genre out there. However, there is more to love than just romantic love. In fact, some of the best "love" stories can be about … Continue reading 20 Romantic “Ship” Dynamics to Use for Friendships and Sibling Relationships Instead

16 Personalities: Writing an ISTJ Character

Today, we’re starting a series on the 16 personality types, and how to write characters of each type!  First, however, a disclaimer. Every person is a unique and different, therefore the things I post in here may not, and probably will not apply to ever single human or character. These are the vague generalities of … Continue reading 16 Personalities: Writing an ISTJ Character

5 Things I Want to See More of in Speculative Fiction

Hey everyone! It's the first writing post of 2024! This one contains 5 things I want to see more of in speculative fiction. These are my personal preference, but can also be used to make your story have some unique twists. Photo by Tobias Bju00f8rkli on Pexels.com #1: Close Sibling or Friend Relationships Okay, really … Continue reading 5 Things I Want to See More of in Speculative Fiction

4 Steps to Writing a Multiple-Point-of-View Novel or Series Without Getting Overwhelmed

Hey everyone! I'm super sorry about getting this out so late. Christmas preparations really bogged me down this week, and I completely forgot to post this! Photo by Jessica Lewis on Pexels.com But, now I'm back with a writing tip, and this is taken from what I myself do, and it works for me. For … Continue reading 4 Steps to Writing a Multiple-Point-of-View Novel or Series Without Getting Overwhelmed