How To Make Stereotypes Work for You As a Writer

How To Make Stereotypes Work for You As a Writer

As a writer, you’ve always been taught to avoid writing stereotypes. These oversimplified generalizations tend to make your work plain and sometimes even offensive.  However, there are ways to make stereotypes work for you but it will take a lot of care and...
How To Write A Nonfiction Book Disclaimer

How To Write A Nonfiction Book Disclaimer

Writing can be a litigious career, especially in the nonfiction space. You could get sued for the smallest reasons. It doesn’t matter if you win; any legal trouble is bound to drain your time, energy, and resources. This is why you might want to include a book...
How Your Role Models Shape Your Writing

How Your Role Models Shape Your Writing

Writers are, more often than not, inspired by the work of others. It sounds cliche but it touches on a fundamental truth: the people you admire play a significant role in shaping your writing. Having a positive role model to look up to is a comfort. As you experience...
Step Out of Your Comfort Zone: Writing Outside Your Genre

Step Out of Your Comfort Zone: Writing Outside Your Genre

As a writer, you’re often drawn to a particular genre. It becomes your comfort zone and expertise. However, sometimes stepping out and approaching the craft from a different angle is necessary.  It’s a daunting but also exhilarating process, offering you a wealth...
Transition Words: What They Are and How to Use Them

Transition Words: What They Are and How to Use Them

Sometimes your sentences come out choppy and disconnected. You can use transition words and phrases to avoid this problem. Let’s take a look at what these words are and why exactly they are important in writing. What are Transition Words? Transition words are like...