Thoughts on Writing
Can a bad story ruin a fictional character?
Can a bad story ruin a fictional character?
vote now: Yes or No - (view results)
Yes
A writer is a ‘craftsman’ [or woman]. Your tools are your notebook and keyboard. Your
No
There are a lot of ways in which a story can be bad. Predictable plots, dull settings, and poor
Thoughts on Writing
Cliched characters in the written form
by Elton Gahr
Cliched characters are something that happens to even the best writers. Sometimes characters just feel like they have been done before
Thoughts on Writing
How writers replenish their souls
Many people will tell you that if you want to be a writer, you need to write every day. It keeps the wheels in your mind moving,
Thoughts on Writing
Writing as cheap therapy
by Carol Gioia
The average person cannot afford to seek the assistance of trained professionals to manage the annoying tensions and pressures that
344 Article Titles on Thoughts on Writing
- Why writers write (154 articles)
- Writers: When to call it quits (20 articles)
- Why you're never too old to write (57 articles)
- Can a bad story ruin a fictional character? (2 articles)
- Is NaNoWriMo an exercise in writing or typing? (1 article)
- How writing can help reduce stress (8 articles)
- Redundancy is not okay in writing, repetition is: Explain (1 article)
- Reasons to keep a journal of writing ideas (8 articles)
- What makes a successful writer? (7 articles)
- Reasons to avoid writing fan fiction (1 article)
- Good motivational ploys to get yourself to write (8 articles)
- The importance of music in modern writing (3 articles)
- How NaNoWriMo gives writers unfair expectations (1 article)
- Importance of good grammar skills in business writing (2 articles)
- How efficient use of rhetoric improves content and a writer's voice-style (1 article)
- What are the benefits of writing articles (19 articles)
- How writing what you know enhances your creative writing (9 articles)
- Why letter writing has become a forgotten art (6 articles)
- How to move from fanfiction to original fiction (1 article)
- Becoming a better writer (37 articles)
- So you won NaNoWriMo: What now? (2 articles)
- Generating ideas for online article writing (15 articles)
- How the Internet has devalued quality writing (2 articles)
- Why you will never be a famous and wealthy author (2 articles)
- The advantages of writing at night (6 articles)
- How to choose a writing space (2 articles)
- How to succeed at the art of soul writing (2 articles)
- How to read like a writer (3 articles)
- The advantages of writing in the afternoon (2 articles)
- How to work with a writing critique group (3 articles)
- How to use stream of consciousness writing (3 articles)
- What is creative non-fiction? (3 articles)
- How to find a writers' group in your area (5 articles)
- Finding the writer within each of us (26 articles)
- Great essays: Tips for brainstorming (6 articles)
- Does the Internet provide a level playing field to all writers? (1 article)
- What is a Mary Sue? (4 articles)
- Why you need discipline to be a good writer (9 articles)
- Write or wrong: Thoughts on plagiarism (18 articles)
- How untalented writers get published (6 articles)
- Is it easier to write a short story or a full length novel? (7 articles)
- The advantages of writing in the morning (6 articles)
- Reasons to write about topics you know nothing about (13 articles)
- Can fanfiction have literary value? (4 articles)
- Post novel-writing blues (15 articles)
- Advantages of joining a writer's group (6 articles)
- How to deal with rejection as a writer (4 articles)
- Does insomnia help or hinder creativity? (49 articles)
- The realities of being a writer (43 articles)
- The major elements of writing fiction (15 articles)
