Stepping stones to 50,000 words.
Read moreResources for Giving Your Story Depth
Three writing resources infrequently mentioned, but exquisitely wrought.
Read moreCreating Something Out of Nothing
How to create vivid character, setting, and conflict in the first ten pages.
Read moreArt to the Glory of God
Is God most satisfied in us when we are most satisfied in him? What does this mean for art?
Read moreLiterary Tropes and Playing the Long Game
Why literary tropes matter (and why you should know the difference between synecdoche and syllepsis).
Read moreFive Books to Level Up Your Storytelling
Push yourself to grow!
Read moreTwo Books for Memorable Writing
Resources to make your writing shine!
Read moreHow Aristotle Nailed the Art of Story
3 Rules for Modern Storytellers
Read moreDrawing a (Good) Villain
You don’t need trench coats or guns. Create a chilling antagonist without the cliches.
Read more10 Kids Books Every Adult Should Read
Looking to add to your summer reading list? Here are five kid’s books and five young adult books that every grown-up should read.
Read moreFraming a Moment
My professor’s idea of an unforgiveable sin was putting adverbs before a character’s line. If he couldn’t tell the emotion of my character by what she said and did, applying a bandage adverb wouldn’t help.
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