Everything you need to know to write an essay for school, work or your creative writing project (yes, everything!)
How to write a novel in 30 days
Is it possible to write a novel in a month? Yes! These 5 tips — each of which I've personally tested — will help you do it.
How to write a prologue
Your prologue is not a Wikipedia page about your book, and other helpful hints about a most divisive literary device.
How to write a limerick
There once was a man from Nantucket...
How to write a MacGuffin
MacGuffins are a very popular and very controversial storytelling device. Some think they’re props for bad writing. Others say they help make a story exciting. The truth is, both opinions are right. These four tips will help you create a great MacGuffin.
How to create a fictional language
Creating your own fictional language can be an effective way to add depth to a story and strengthen your worldbuilding. And it's easier (and more fun) than you think!
How to write a sonnet
Sonnets aren't just a joy to read, they're also easy to write. You just have to learn a few simple facts about what makes a poem a sonnet.
How to write like a dog
People love dogs. A lot. So why not write your next novel, short story, social media post, poem, blog post, or greeting card from the point of view of man’s best friend?
How to write like a journalist
Journalism isn't just for journalists. Whether you’re a poet, novelist, blogger, copywriter or aspiring reporter, learning how to write like a journalist is guaranteed to make you a better writer and storyteller.
How to write haiku
Writing a rudimentary, no-frills haiku is easy. You can do it in 60 seconds. However, if you want to go beyond the basics and create a truly amazing haiku, you’ll need to take your time and do a little extra work.
