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Short stories have always been an interesting piece of literature. No matter how short it gets, the story behind the words still has the power to captivate our minds, even our hearts. Let’s talk about how to write a short story. You may think that writing a short story is … Continue Reading
Stuck for ideas? These 380 writing prompts for adults will get your creative juices going, whether you’re writing fantasy, action, YA, or sci-fi.
Thoroughly confused about how many different plot types there are? Yup, me too. So I did the research so that you don’t have to.
A comprehensive list of literary devices that will help you better understand a written work, and will add color and depth to your own writing.
Our brain thrives on storytelling. We are programmed to listen to stories, we are programmed to tell stories. Every company needs a story to tell the world that represents the essence of their brand to the world. A brand story is absolutely essential to selling your product, or service. Capiche? … Continue Reading
Reading stories to preschoolers instills a love of learning from an early age and has a whole host of benefits, from improving communication skills to encouraging empathy, instilling confidence to aiding relaxation. Storytelling is primal; it’s something the human race has been doing for thousands of years. And there’s a powerful … Continue Reading
Within a narrative, there are four character types that you’ll meet time and time again — flat, round, static and dynamic. And no, flat and static characters are not the same thing, just as round and dynamic aren’t either. Thoroughly confused? Read on and I’ll help you out. Writers reveal characterization … Continue Reading
In this article we explore what differentiates video game storytelling from films and novels. We cover the skills narrative designers need to have, and how to get a job as a narrative designer.
Storytelling speech or narrative speech is the term given to public speaking with the focus of a narrative, often a personal one…
McKee’s advice is thoughtful and practical. But do you have to BE McKee to write a great story?