Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about supporting our fellow writers. Have you ever wished people would be more supportive of your writing? Or wonder how to help other writers? I know I have. An author's body of work can vary, including novels, short stories, nonfiction, poetry, articles, or blogs. One thing they all have … Continue reading HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR FELLOW WRITER
A Glimpse at Dual Timeline Novels
Hi, SEers! Happy first day of Spring! You’re with Mae today. For my next few posts, I’d like to talk about dual timeline novels. I’m sure most of you are familiar with them. Some of you, have likely even written a dual timeline book. Story Empire's own Joan Hall wrote a post about using timelines, … Continue reading A Glimpse at Dual Timeline Novels
Metaphysical elements in writing – tarot cards oracle cards
Hello, SE'ers! Image by Alexa from Pixabay It's Jan again with another post about including metaphysical elements in fiction stories. Today's topic is Tarot and/or Oracle cards. Courtesy Canva There is a multitude of ways these divination cards could be used to enhance fiction storytelling. Did you know that writers such as John Steinbeck and … Continue reading Metaphysical elements in writing – tarot cards oracle cards
Writing the End – Part V
Greetings Storytellers. I’m back with my final thoughts on how to end our books. So far, in this series, we’ve covered: Part I – Why Endings are Important Part II and Part III – 8 Common Ways to End a Story, and Part IV - 7 Elements for a Satisfying Ending In this post, Part … Continue reading Writing the End – Part V
BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: the middle child
Hello, Story Empire friends, Gwen with you today to focus on birth order and character development. Last month we considered the traits of the firstborn in the family. Here’s a link to that post. Today, our target is the middle child. Let’s dive in … Most of our stories include families. When we refer to the older … Continue reading BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: the middle child
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