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7 Steps to World Building

Posted by Rachel on May 25, 2012 in description, nature, planning, structure, weather, writing |

There’s an aspect of writing that takes place behind the scenes, something the reader must never notice and yet always be aware of. What is it? The world you have constructed. For those of us writing a narrative that takes place outside of the current time and status of Earth, there is significant research and […]

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Writing Tips A to Z Part 3

Posted by Rachel on May 14, 2012 in characters, editing, planning, symbolism, writing tips |

It’s that time again, time for A to Z writing tips! Wow, if that doesn’t sound like the opening to a game show, I don’t know what does. With that said, here’s your host, Rachel (read it like this: Raaaacchhell)! Thanks for the introduction. On this episode of A to Z writing tips, we explore […]

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Myths of the Writing Process

Posted by Rachel on April 16, 2012 in audience, characters, description, dialogue, editing, myths, outline, planning, plot, practice, writing tips |

Here’s a list of some myths about the writing process I pulled together to help people distinguish fact from fiction: Myth: My First Draft Will Be My Final Draft Fact: You will likely end up writing several iterations of one draft and then it will transform into something new along the way. The more you […]

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How to Write a Classic

Posted by Rachel on April 1, 2012 in audience, characters, cliches, how-to, planning, plot, symbolism, writing, writing tips |

Admit it, everyone wants their story to strike it rich. Well, today you’re in luck! I have discovered the secret formula to writing a classic. That’s right, the ingredients needed in any novel to get you on the bestseller list, onto college and high school syllabi and most importantly, into the hearts of millions of […]

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