5 ways to make your romance more believable Romance can be wonderful, but it can also be very, very clichéd. Here’s how to have readers swooning long after they’ve turned the last page
Tragic backstory: is it working for or against you? Tragic backstory can be great, but your characters can be deep without being broody.
6 tragically underused ways to up your antagonist game Antagonists are the engine to your story — here’s six different ways to get them right.
Writing action scenes that are truly better than the movie Action scenes aren’t just about gratuitous kick-boom-woosh; they’re about moving your story forward.
Chemistry: the key to writing romance You should always check if your romance has chemistry. It’s quite possibly the most important thing, and can make or break your story.
Why wake-up beginnings don’t work Wake-up beginnings are universally reviled, on par with mirror descriptions. But why does everyone hate them so much?