Settings as characters: how settings can supercharge your story

Let’s be honest: sometimes as writers, we treat setting like stage scenery. It’s there in the background while our characters talk and act, but it doesn’t really do much. Here’s … Continue reading Settings as characters: how settings can supercharge your story

Tip 10: How to handle negative writing feedback (and turn it into positive growth!)

One of the hardest parts of being a writer is receiving negative feedback on a piece of work you’ve poured your heart and soul into.

But in today’s article, I’m going to let you in on a little secret that’ll help you turn that negative feedback into positive growth. That’ll help you use it to improve your craft, and better your writing.

Tip 9: How to “show”, and not “tell”

Today I’m going to take a look at what “show, don’t tell” actually means, and more importantly how to successfully make use of it in your own writing.