Avoid Overwriting Drug Scenes: 3 Examples
This article shares examples of 2 writers who created authentic sounding, well written drug scenes, by avoiding overwriting facts and details.
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1 Big Regret About My Writing Career to Overcome
Learning the value of hiring editors for your writing through painful manuscript rejection
5 Quick Reads for Putting Your Character in Peril: Writing Realistic Drug Scenes
A recap of posts that I’ve created for Writers in the Storm Blog that cover tips for writing believable drug scenes and what triathlons teach about writing
The Painful Choice to Quit Writing: What Will It Take?
Have you ever pondered what it would take to make you quit writing? This month’s Insecure Writing Support Group authors share their thoughts.
Reaching the Finish Line of Your Manuscript: Winning The Fight Against Uncertainty
Getting to the end of your manuscript can be like training to finish a long distance race. They both requires months or years of work, and the finish line experience is uncertain.
The Best Instructional On Being A Writer…Isn’t About Writing
One of the best books I’ve ever read on writing… wasn’t a book on writing.Sure, I’ve studied most of the required tomes, such as Save the Cat Writes a Novel, Story Genius, and Take Off Your Pants! I learned the requisite information to write a novel: the importance of plot points, character arcs, internal/ external…
Is Imposter Syndrome Causing Writer’s Block? 4 Tips To Regain Creativity
Many of the same mental factors involved in Imposter Syndrome play a role in Writer’s Block. This article discusses those similarities and offers tips to get past writer’s block.
Is Fear Sabotaging Your Writing Progress?
Fear. What a powerful force. Fear Drives Us and Holds Us Back From Writing In life. In writing. I’ve seen so many posts from writers, worried about a litany of issues that cobble their ability to finish their WIP and take the next step. What kind of worries? These top the list: Fear of failure…
Plotting Drug Scenes: Lethal Writing Traps to Avoid
Often drug scenes are inaccurate. With a few tips, writers can make believable scenes while avoiding inaccuracies that can lose reader interest.
