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Prisha
Nov 203 min read
How To Conduct An Interview With An Author : Tips, Tricks, and Errors to Avoid
An important part of interviewing is being able to connect with the interviewee and this article helps you with just that!
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Carina
Nov 133 min read
Rewriting History: Why Historical Accuracy in Writing is so Important
Although creating a fun story is important, ensuring your writing is historically accurate is even more important.
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Skylar Edwards
Nov 63 min read
The Power of Voice in Writing
Voice is a literary device that creates depth in work. It is at the core of writing.
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Carina
Oct 213 min read
Harnessing Your Creativity to Reach Your Full Potential
As a creative person, finding a way to organize your creativity can be hard. If you ever need help finding inspiration, this is for you.
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Prisha
Oct 145 min read
Spook-tacular Reads and Writing Tips
Fall has already set in, and it's the perfect time to get started with tales that will have you looking over your shoulder every second.
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Lily Mortensen
Oct 114 min read
From Page to Screen: Is it Possible to Create a Good Book to Movie Adaptation?
What leads up to the creation of a book-to-movie adaptation, and what can authors or producers do to ensure success?
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Skylar Edwards
Oct 93 min read
Navigating Critique as a Writer
Oftentimes, receiving critique can be the hardest part of the writing process. You may feel inadequate, hurt, or even angry.
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Alin Sengjaroen
Sep 114 min read
An Oxymoron a Day Keeps The Writer’s Block Away: A Guide to an Underrated Literary Device
There is a minor crisis. The only thing you can do is write in deafening silence. Then, you realize that your handwriting is pretty ugly.
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Skylar Edwards
Sep 94 min read
How to Start Your Career As A New Writer
Starting out as a writer can be daunting. Here are some tips on how to begin a career as a new writer.
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Dhwani V Phuria
Sep 65 min read
Shades of Power: The Many Kinds of Governments in Fantasy Media
This article provides a guide on choosing a concrete government for your work, and how you can use it to improve your worldbuilding.
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Ranya Najeeb
Sep 23 min read
The Power of Simplicity in Transforming Literary Expression
This article highlights the importance of simplicity and how it can transform your writing.
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Shreya Bhanuka
Aug 283 min read
Lit Mag Launchpad: A Teen’s Guide to Starting Your Own Literary Magazine
This post offers a comprehensive guide on starting your own literary magazine.
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Carina
Aug 194 min read
Unique Words to Spark Your Creativity
Finding inspiration can be difficult. This article provides some lesser-known and unique words that can help those creative juices flow!
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Prisha
Aug 143 min read
Conspiracy Theories And How To Write Them
This article is on conspiracy theories and shows how to easily make them an addition to your next story.
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Shreya Bhanuka
Jul 313 min read
LitMag Navigator: How To Find The Right Litmag To Submit To
This post provides several resources and platforms which can help streamline the process of submitting to litmags!
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Carina
Jul 293 min read
A Guide To Annotating Books Like A Pro
This blog post is the perfect guide for you if you want to annotate books like a pro!
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Milica
Jul 242 min read
The Power of Your Pen: Weaving Themes Into the Fabric of Your Writing
In this article, we learn how themes enrich narratives by weaving universal ideas and messages into a story, engaging readers profoundly.
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Prisha
Jul 175 min read
Money, Money, Money: All You Need To Know About Publishing A Book
In this article, we learn the various financial aspects involved in turning a manuscript to a published end product.
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Jason Wu
Jul 103 min read
Crafting Emotional Realism: Writing Breakups From the Perspective of the Heartbroken
In this article, we discuss how a writer can effectively write about a breakup, from the perspective of the heartbroken.
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