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Point of View in Fiction
In fiction, the point of view (POV) is the lens through which readers experience your story. Each has pros and cons. First person (“I”): Immediate, intimate. Great for voice-driven stories. Limiting, since you only know what the narrator knows. Third person limited:...
Why Writing Discipline and Motivation Aren’t Enough
Writers love to romanticize discipline—the image of the early riser pounding out pages before sunrise, fueled by black coffee and sheer willpower. But here’s the truth: most of us aren’t Hemingway. We’re humans with errands, jobs, and the occasional Netflix...
Writing Powerful Endings That Resonate
Powerful endings don’t just tie up loose ends. They're the final impression, the echo that lingers long after the book closes. Whether you’re writing fiction, memoir, or nonfiction, a strong ending feels both surprising and inevitable. It delivers not just resolution,...
How to Caption and Credit Public Domain Images
A common piece of advice is to write about what you know. But sometimes you have to write about the things you don't know about in order to learn. So, this blog post is about how to caption and credit public domain images. Time for me to figure this out along with...
Children’s Book Tips & No-Nos
Whenever someone tells me they want to write a children’s book, I usually say, “So do I! But remember, it’s harder than it looks.” People often think writing for kids is easy because the books are short. In reality, having fewer words to play with means every word has...
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