Learn what an unreliable narrator is, and how to write one in your story. Plus, examples of the six types of unreliable narrators!
Category: How Tos: Fiction
This writing exercise will help you create an inciting event for your novel. Along with your an inciting event we’ll map out your plot points too!
Learn what first person point of view is and how to use first person point of view. Also, look at expert examples of first person POV.
Direct characterization vs. indirect characterization. What’s the difference? Learn how to use both techniques to improve your writing!
What’s plot? Discover the definition of plot, different types of plots, the various elements of a great plot including Vonnegut’s story shapes!
Learn how to write and format dialogue, the secretes of dialogue punctuation, and the seven easy steps to writing a dialogue scene.
Let’s talk about the elements of story. What specific elements do succesful stories have in common? And, what elements do you want in your story?
Kishōtenketsu is a story told in four parts. It is a Japanese story structure that doesn’t need conflict to tell a story! Learn to write without conflict
Learn how to use the 12 steps of the Hero’s Journey to structure plot, develop characters, and write riveting stories that will keep readers engaged!
Learn how to create the perfect character motivation. Discover the three elements of character motivation, and how to use the 9 universal needs in writing.
