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A Guide to Killing Your Characters

Writing Advice / Characters, Plot

No matter what genre you’re writing in, there’s a chance you may end up having to write a character’s death scene. Killing your characters is not an easy thing to do—you want to make sure the scene carries weight, is emotionally charged, and can really devastate your readers. If you’re […]

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How to Write a Character Bio (With Examples!)

Writing Advice / Characters, Roleplaying

If you’re starting a new roleplay (RP) or Tabletop Roleplaying Game (TTRPG), then one of the things you will be expected to provide is a character biography. If you aren’t familiar with writing character bios, then you might be a little stumped on what exactly needs to be included, and

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Horror Story Writing Prompts: Chilling Ideas for Your Next Creepy Story

Writing Prompts / Horror, Plot

Writing horror stories is a blast, but it’s not always easy to come up with new ideas. That’s why I’ve put together another list of writing prompts—horror story themed this time! If you’re feeling monsters, ghosts, killers, or just mystery and suspense, then I’ve got you covered with these writing

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What is a Prologue, and How is it Used?

Writing Advice / Drafting

Prologues are at the center of a lot of debate in the writing world. Many people claim that prologues should never be used under any circumstances, while others are proponents for using prologues to create a unique opening to their story. It is one of the most divisive debates in

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Describe Crying in Writing—Without the Clichés

Writing Advice / Characters

When your characters start to cry in your story, you want readers to be able to sympathize with them. When your characters are pouring their heart out, overcome by grief, or overjoyed at reconnecting with someone who they thought had died, the last thing you want is for your readers

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A Guide to Self-Editing Your Writing

Writing Advice / Drafting

If you’re like most new writers, getting a professional editor to edit your story isn’t going to be feasible. If you write as a hobby, it won’t make sense to spend money getting your work professionally edited, and if you’re short on cash, it might be downright impossible. Editing services

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Dialogue Writing Prompts to Spark Your Next Story

Writing Prompts / Plot

If you’re struggling with writer’s block, or you’re just feeling uninspired, there’s no better way to get writing again than with writing prompts! Dialogue writing prompts are some of my favorites to use when I’m out of ideas because they allow for much more creativity than most other writing prompts.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Revealing a Character’s Backstory

Writing Advice / Characters, Drafting

Once you have a really great backstory for your character, you’ll probably feel like drawing a lot of attention to it from the get-go. After all, you worked so hard on it! Besides, it’s interesting, and it’s important for understanding the nuances of the character! But hold on…  Revealing a

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How to Create Compelling Character Backstories

Writing Advice / Characters

Creating backstories for your characters can be overwhelming—especially if you have more than a few main characters in your story! There are many elements to consider, and it can be difficult to know where to start. Lucky for you, I’ve outlined the things you’ll need to know to make compelling

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Writing the First Page of a Story: Tips to Make it Perfect

Writing Advice / Drafting

Anyone who has ever started writing a story knows that the beginning is the hardest part. Whether it’s the first page, first paragraph, or even just the first line, starting a new story is tough. That is the page that convinces someone to read the rest of the story, so

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Hi! I’m Jules!

I'm an artist and a professional writer from Columbia Maryland, and I'm the sole writer and owner of this blog!

My goal with this website isn't to make you the greatest writer in the world. Although I do want to help you write your next masterpiece, my real goal is to inspire you. I want to ignite your passion for writing, and encourage you through the times where you may want to give up. You don't have to be an expert to write; you just have to enjoy it. If you'd like to learn more about me, take a look at my "About Me" page!

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