The way you write dialogue from a child's point of view will be character and project dependent. In answer to today's writer question, we look at knowing your audience and writing young children's dialogue that fits your project.
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@novlr.orgThe way you write dialogue from a child's point of view will be character and project dependent. In answer to today's writer question, we look at knowing your audience and writing young children's dialogue that fits your project.
@novlr.orgWorried that everything you read is quietly ending up in your own book? In answer to today's writer question, we look at the real difference between inspiration and plagiarism, and why you should never stop reading.
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@novlr.orgJuggling more than one writing project and can't decide where to focus? In answer to today's writer question, we look at why projects stall, and how to actually decide what's worth committing to.
@novlr.orgSo much crime fiction stays on the lawyer's side of the courtroom. In answer to today's writer question, we look at how to write a murder trial from the accused's point of view.
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@novlr.orgHorror lets you coast on atmosphere longer than most genres, but at some point, the plot as to catch up. Today, we look at real plot frameworks to take inspiration from, and what differentiates literary horror