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Learn how to write an unforgettable scene in a book, screenplay, or short story.

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Below are 50+ watercolor cityscape painting ideas. These ideas are intended to provide you inspiration for your own watercolor skyline painting. After the photos, I have included a list of watercolor cityscape painting tips for beginners and five watercolor cityscape tutorial videos for you to learn from.

Unlock the art of writing a kissing scene! From awkward drafts to heartfelt moments, discover tips to craft passionate masterpieces in your romance fantasy.

If you feel like your battle scenes are dragging, or you have no idea where to start, this guide will give you the fundamentals of writing an engaging battle scene. There’s a focus on historical/fantasy battles, but the sensory and character aspects should be useful to everyone!     Table of Contents Types of Battle En

Build a charming mini world with this adorable LEGO windmill scene featuring colorful sails, tiny houses, and happy workers. #LEGO, #Windmill, #Miniature, #DIY,#ad

Rising action in a story is where the protagonist faces challenges and must overcome obstacles to achieve their goal. Click to see examples and more!

Have you scene it? I've scene it. And yet I still sometimes fail to make sure my scenes have all of the elements that Bickham discusses in this chapter. Let's dive right in, shall we? Just as causes result in effects and stimuli result in responses, the scene inevitably---if written correctly---leads to another scene. What…

Whether your characters are getting into swordfights, falling out of high windows, or escaping dramatic fires, you may be wondering what sort of injuries they would realistically sustain. This guide aims to explain some common injuries in fiction, as well as how to write each one. I did my best to research this (check

Grammar Girl provides short, friendly tips to improve your writing and feed your love of the English language - Quick and Dirty Tips.

It’s about that time of year when things magically turn green in more ways than one! Tallie here, bringing some good old Irish luck to the blog today with this Lucky Friends birthday card, featuring the Lucky Friends, Fluffy Puffy Unicorns, Popping By and Bold Banners stamp sets. Keep reading for a few tips on...

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Learn a simple secondary tool you can bring in as a support for the classic (but sometimes mechanical) approach to scene structure.

Three Things Writers Tend to Get Wrong: Forests, Fainting, and Hunting I remember watching Hunger Games for the first time and getting goose bumps as Katniss stalked the deer. Then she suddenly she was not patient enough to wait for it to move out from behind a tree (because apparently, she was not good enough with her…

Yesterday, I tweeted a link to a great post by Sally Apokedak about not cheating the reader by skipping emotional scenes. Some writers struggle with heavy scenes. They’re uncomfortable with “invading” the privacy of their characters. They worry about creating laughably cheesy scenes. Or they think a scene that’s essential to the emotional journey is […]

Action scenes aren't just about gratuitous kick-boom-woosh; they're about moving your story forward.

(As taken from the blog of author Jody Hedlund) Often people think that writing is an unattainable goal that they can't reach, but you can reach your goal of writing. There are many articles out there that can help you reach your writing dreams and this is one of those articles as written by Jody…