552 – Critical Types of Narration
Long ago, the five narration types lived together in harmony.| Mythcreants
Are you afraid of using the weather in your writing? If so, you’re not alone. After all, if not careful, weather description can be a minefield of clichés. The sunny, cloudless afternoon at the beach. The gloomy rainstorm at a funeral. Overdone setting and weather pairings can lie flat on the page. Then there’s the […] The post How to Use Weather to Create Mood, Not Clichés appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®.| WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
Long ago, the five narration types lived together in harmony.| Mythcreants
Introduction We all know that a captivating front cover can make your book stand out on a crowded shelf or an online store. But what about the back of a book cover? Often overlooked in the design process, the back cover is more than just a decorative piece. It’s your final pitch, the clincher, the […] The post Back Cover of a Book: How to Convert Browsing into Buying appeared first on Ebook Launch.| Ebook Launch
Learn how to write a compelling book blurb that sells with our guide on key components, genre-specific formulas, and examples.| Ebook Launch
Readers want to understand what they read? It's more likely than you think!| Mythcreants
Who has the hottest description of them all?| Mythcreants
Do you know why Google rewrites your meta tags? Have you heard of the new approach it uses to generate titles? No? Then you should definitely read this blog post!| RankActive All in One SEO Platform
Ether Wave Propaganda as up a nice video of Schaffer on Latour, but the commentary on the question of agency is even more interesting. As EWP points out, the difference between Schaffer and Latour …| Frames /sing
What do the objects and random detritus contained in a character’s environment say about that person? Photo by Jonathan Borba on Unsplash Here’s a wonderful, award-winning story from Sa…| The Novella-in-Flash
Bland settings occur when writers do the following: -write in generalities -avoid specific details -supply only vague information -forget to use a viewpoint character’s physical senses. Vivid…| Chronicles of the Scribe
A description of the sounds of the Great Molasses Flood of 1919. “Witnesses reported, variously, that as it collapsed, they felt the ground shake and heard a roar, a long rumble …| Word Object
A growing list of words associated with scents & smells. acrid, aged, airless, airport, alkaline, aromatic, bacon, baking, banana, barbeque, barnyard, beachy, beery, bitter, bright, bloody, boo…| Word Object
