The first step to a marketable book is writing a strong story that enchants readers. Let's level up writing craft and creativity with the occasional dash of psychology.
Hook readers from the first line—avoid these 5 common SFF opening mistakes and keep your draft from stalling by chapter 3.
The denouement provides final explanations to remaining questions. It represents clarity and releases the buildup of tension from the ...
The climax tests the protagonist’s resolve coming out of her internal transformation and forces her to prove her conversion.
The worst possible disaster has struck, and now your protagonist is lying stunned, not believing she can possibly go on. Unless…
The doom moment is an internal character arc piece that forces your protagonist to face off with the inner demon that has been plaguing ...
The disaster is an external plot piece that has the ability to bring your character to the lowest point that will induce character ...