Before the invention of the World Wide Web, there was only one kind of writing: print writing. All the writing that was done had been done on paper and its alternatives. But the computer changed that, and now we have two types of writing: web writing vs. print writing. That is all fine, but the [...] Click to continue reading »
Pen and Paper vs. Computer – Which Do You Use?
There was a time when every notebook I used to buy I filled it up with words. Nothing but words. There were stories, information about sports I was interested in (at the time) and a whole lot of other idiotic stuff. Whole pages and pages were drowned in words, and I used to love my [...] Click to continue reading »
Improve Your Writing by Using Figures of Speech
Do you want to improve your writing? If the answer is a loud “Yes” then you know that there are certain things which are recommended in writing. Some of them are: Having a proper writing voice Having some personality Using emotive language Today, we’ll look into an element of grammar that achieves all three of [...] Click to continue reading »
POV: What it is and how it matters
First things first: POV means Point of View. It’s a fiction writing element, and it matters in your novel. The obvious questions are: why and how? Answer: because it’s an important thing to consider when writing narrative and it can make your story better by determining its voice. Click to continue reading »
1 Year Later: How I Improved My Writing
One year and a day ago, I was writing a post for my blog. The post was just a normal post. At the time, I just wrote it and left it in the blog archives. And then, nearly a year later, wrote another post. The two posts were written by the same person: me. But [...] Click to continue reading »
7 Questions to Consider When Writing
Writing is tough, right? There are just so many things to consider when you are writing something, be it anything. It could be a: Blog post or article Fiction Poetry School paper Business report Etc etc There are so many, many questions to consider when writing. Some of them are useful. Some of them are [...] Click to continue reading »
