The perfect writing software is going to look different for every author. I’ve used most of the big ones at this point, and today we’re looking at two popular browser-based...| Hannah Lee Kidder
Personally, short stories are one of my all-time favorite writing formats. There’s a lot you can do with a little guy, and while it might seem constraining, writing short form...| Hannah Lee Kidder
The ending of a short story can stay in the story after the reader puts it down, or it can follow the reader for years to come. As writers, we...| Hannah Lee Kidder
One of the ultimate goals of a fiction writer is to build a strong reader-character connection. Characters are often what stick with the reader long after they’ve finished the book....| Hannah Lee Kidder
Freelance writing is a great way to grab some extra cash and spread backlinks to your own content, products, or blog posts. With some cultivation, you can turn freelance writing...| Hannah Lee Kidder
Writing can be the lowest tech endeavor you ever pursue, but who wants that? Let’s look at some software, strategies, and products that can improve your writing process and overall...| Hannah Lee Kidder
The power of a captivating opener can’t be underestimated when it comes to writing effective short stories. A story beginning should grab attention, intrigue, surprise, shock, or spark an emotional...| Hannah Lee Kidder
Mastering the art of prose is something writers often spend years doing. If only there were a list of easy-to-follow and actionable steps for revising prose–oh wait, here it is!...| Hannah Lee Kidder
Have you ever felt the rush of creative energy that comes from putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) and crafting a story from scratch? There’s something undeniably exhilarating about the act of creation, and for many aspiring writers, the ultimate dream is to see their work published and shared with the world. If you’re considering taking the plunge and submitting your first short story for publication, congratulations! It’s a bold move that requires courage, creativity, and a ...| Hannah Lee Kidder
Just like painters use different colors, techniques, and brushstrokes to create life on a canvas, a skilled writer can use literary techniques to evoke an atmosphere that is as tangible as the real world. Whether you’re writing about characters creeping into a haunted house, adventuring across a fantasy realm, or stumbling into a meetcute on a rainy summer’s day, developing a strong atmosphere can pull your reader into the story and make them feel like they’re living it themselves.| Hannah Lee Kidder