r/WritingInsights • • Jun 01 '17

The Truth About Being A Writer (Hint: You Don’t Have To Be Unhappy)

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r/WritingInsights • • Apr 25 '17

I'd like some thoughts, I'm trying to improve my first person writing, so I wrote a monologue from an established character.

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r/WritingInsights • • Mar 06 '17

Writer’s Block and how to beat it

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r/WritingInsights • • Feb 22 '17

Writer Guide: Strip Away the Flesh and Bone

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templatemonster.com
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r/WritingInsights • • Aug 17 '17

Writing Tips From Author / Attorney Bill Myers JR

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r/WritingInsights • • Apr 19 '17

Creative writing is an art and skill; at Jazz Up we have resourceful and skilled writers. They write website content

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r/WritingInsights • • Dec 03 '21

The Secret Ratio That Proves Why Customer Reviews Are So Important

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r/WritingInsights • • Feb 20 '20

Sally Rooney’s Attention Span Has Improved

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r/WritingInsights • • Feb 10 '20

How to Write a Short Story No One Else Can Write [interview with Danielle Lazarin]

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r/WritingInsights • • Jan 22 '20

What is your "why"?

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Why did you choose to write?


r/WritingInsights • • Nov 15 '19

5 Inspiring Quotes for NaNoWriMo Writers

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r/WritingInsights • • Jun 14 '19

CSI: Fantasy Edition

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When I go to a con, I hit ALL the writing panels -- for those who can't or don't.

Here are my notes on things to think about when you're investigating a murder -- fantasy style!

http://morganhazelwood.com/2019/06/13/csi-fantasy-edition/


r/WritingInsights • • Jun 09 '19

On unreliable narrators

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How do i make The difference between an unreliable narrator and a continuity error, obvious?


r/WritingInsights • • Jan 28 '19

Multi-Genre? I got my first publishing contract for YA Fantasy, but want to continue elsewhere

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I have self-published one novel under contemporary fiction. Recently, I have been offered my first traditional publishing contract for an entirely different book which is YA Fantasy. It is the first of three. I am un-agented, however looking to procure an agent as my next step in my writing career. I feel it's a bit messy to approach an agent with contemporary fiction (yes, I have more finished novels in that genre) when my first publishing contract is for something else. I'm not "established" as anything, yet.

I've read it's much better to gain traction as a new author under whatever people gravitate towards the most. Then, once you have a following, you can branch out. Does anyone have experience with this? I am so new, I don't want to waste my time continuing to write contemporary fiction if my first offer in YA Fantasy should be where I keep my aim for awhile.

TL;DR - could anyone shed light on the "need" to choose a genre before pitching to literary agents?

Thank you!


r/WritingInsights • • Jan 02 '19

Writing competitions to enter in 2019 - helpful lists

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Happy 2019! Looking to the year ahead, thought it might be helpful to share a few sites that have compiled lists of different writing competitions you can submit your work to in the new year.

https://nothingintherulebook.com/2018/12/30/49-writing-competitions-for-2019/

https://www.christopherfielden.com/short-story-tips-and-writing-advice/short-story-competitions.php

https://www.dystopianstories.com/writing-competitions-contests/

https://creativewritingink.co.uk/writing-competitions/

All power to your pens!


r/WritingInsights • • Dec 07 '18

The slow death of the literary novel: the sales crisis afflicting fiction

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r/WritingInsights • • Jul 19 '18

Writer's Block - Intimidated By The Blank Page

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r/WritingInsights • • Dec 21 '17

Kurt Vonnegut's 8 Tips on How to Write a Good Short Story

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r/WritingInsights • • Oct 06 '17

Writing Advice From Kazuo Ishiguro, Nobel Winner

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r/WritingInsights • • Aug 29 '17

Writing with the Master - The Magic of John McPhee

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r/WritingInsights • • Jul 31 '17

9 Simple Tips for Writing Persuasive Web Content

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r/WritingInsights • • Jul 29 '17

Writing Skills: The Paragraph

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r/WritingInsights • • Apr 21 '17

CREATE AUTHORITATIVE CONTENT

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Google rewards original, high quality content, and appreciates seasonal, on-trend content with targeted keywords. Discover new ways to write an AUTHORITATIVE content by yourself. You can save a great investment for producing that authoritative content you need. Contact me for tips on how you can write a professional copywriting free of charge.


r/WritingInsights • • Apr 06 '17

Discord server for writers

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I created a discord for writers to come and mingle and share their work. We have writers of all levels, from fresh newbies to experienced novelists. Don't be shy; there's almost 500 members and we're all one big family! https://discord.gg/vNKRWDg


r/WritingInsights • • Jan 13 '17

Pacemaker : A Word Count Planner for Writers and Students

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