Writing Craft

Let's talk about how you can approach writing or revising dialogue to give it more energy and story momentum.

A good open ending can be a brilliant way to conclude your story. It can create tension that the audience takes with them, allowing your story to marinate in their minds for days, weeks, or years after.

Good, so you have your writing prompt. What now? How many possibilities does it offer? What kinds of exercises can you do with it? And, most importantly, how can you use it best for your development as a writer?

What to do when you feel your story is too complicated? When you get feedback telling you it’s too complex and you need to “simplify it”?

Your character's character is revealed through their actions and reactions. But what to do when you are not sure how they would react? Let's look at some ways you can play around with that.

Hero’s Journey is a collection of common structural elements found universally in the world of storytelling. Read on to see a brief recap of every stage and some tips on how to tackle it.