Writing 101: Writer's Block

This article is focused toward beginning writers who may wonder about writer´s block and overcoming it.

Submitted By Tony Garcia

You Don't Understand

A guide to writing for teenagers and understanding the way teenage characters think.

Submitted By Jennie Kermode

Online Writers' Groups: Friend or Foe?

Are online writers´ groups helpful or harmful? Can you really lose first rights to your story if you post it to a critique group? Will someone steal your work? What´s the best kind of group to use? These questions are answered in this in-depth look at what online writers´ groups are all about, and how to get the most out of them.

Submitted By Keesa DuPre

How to Write an Excellent First Chapter for Your Novel
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A quick look at some tips and tricks on how to make the most of the beginning of your own novel.

Submitted By Mike Gagnon

Character Matters

Interesting, unique characters are integral to creating good fiction, but too often, novice writers take their characters for granted. This often results in stories that have forced action or endings, or that are so far removed from reality that the story is closer to a fairy tale than it is to good fiction. This article tackles the topic of character development in fiction, and how and where writers can find people who will make a terrific story.

Submitted By jeantype

How To Write Book Reviews

This is an article on how to write book reviews. I also explain the purpose of books reviews.

Submitted By Cassie