The official Nearly Complete world building question generator Let’s face it: as wonderful as it may be, crafting a believable storyworld is one of the most daunting tasks a writer can face. Between climates, cultures, currencies and … Continue reading Writing tool: world building questions to make your novel more believable
It’s perfectly fine to be terrible this NaNoWriMo. In fact, it’s kind of the point.
You’re not letting anyone down by taking time for yourself.
You can always improve on bad writing, but you can’t edit an empty page. Here’s four ways that peppering your pages with unpolished trains-of-thought helps you make the most out of the hours you’ve got.
A great plot twist can send shockwaves across your audience and beyond. Here’s how to do just that.
There’s more to character descriptions than hair colour and eyes — here are 5 easy steps to write far better ones.
The first time you’re writing a book, you might feel lost as to where to begin. And we’d know — over the years, we’ve had countless questions asked in our Instagram AMA’s and our Facebook writer’s group. On … Continue reading Every question about writing your first novel, answered
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The end of your chapter should keep your readers turning those pages. Here’s four compelling ways to do just that.
Lifting your fellow writers isn’t just the kind thing to do: it’s also one of the best ways to improve as a writer yourself. Here’s four reasons why.
The death of a loved one impacts your character, yes — but it’s far from the only type of loss.
Learn everything you need to know to write your first novel — online and completely free of charge.
Your character introduction sets the stage for whatever relationship that blossoms after. Here’s how to do it right.
Vivid memories can add a great deal of depth to your novel, and will go a long way in turning flat characters round. Here’s the three ways in which that works.
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Antagonists are the engine to your story — here’s six different ways to get them right.
Action scenes aren’t just about gratuitous kick-boom-woosh; they’re about moving your story forward.
Cliffhangers are what make your readers turn the page. Do them right.
Names are our first impression; our verbal business card: the handful of syllables that contain all of who we are. And that doesn’t just go for real people.
As writers, not-sleeping is our social currency. And that’s really, really dumb.
Every day, millions of novels go woefully unwritten, solely because their would-be authors have no clue where to get started. The Nearly Complete Guide to Writing a Novel, or Nearly Complete for short, is a collaborative platform for … Continue reading About
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When we conjure up new characters, it’s tempting to default back to the standards; family, lovers, friends. This generator will suggest new character relationships to explore in your writing.
Every great author was at one point terrible. So go be terrible.
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