Taking an Adventure in Writing, Travel Writing Basics from the desk of Dena Weigel
Learn how to start Travel Writing from our very own Dena Weigel! All the basics to get started, plus examples and snippets from Dena's own travels!
Learn how to start Travel Writing from our very own Dena Weigel! All the basics to get started, plus examples and snippets from Dena's own travels!
Learn about different Point of Views (POVs). From First Person, Third Person Limited and Omniscient, and the elusive Second Person! There's always a way to improve your narrative process!
Check out our top tips for your story before hitting the Manuscript Overview – MOV – along with key advice given by bestselling mystery author D.D. Black at the 2024 Chanticleer Authors Conference!
An introduction to the basics authors will need to plan for when they begin their self-publishing journey.
Notes from Kiffer Brown from journals filled with notes from years of conferences. Tips, tricks, and the treasures of Fall Cleaning.
Small habits and tweaks can be so useful to writers. If you stop to focus on things that are important to you, it sharpens your perceptions and teaches your brain what you value. Jessica Morrell shares how to focus your senses to make your stories more immersive.
Opening lines sentences are everything. Each and every word matters. We invite you to read on.
All fiction writing should evoke a mood. Mood is what the reader feels while reading a scene or a story. A Chanticleer Writers Toolbox post from the Editor's Desk of Jessica Morrell.
Studying and borrowing filmmaker techniques in writing fiction. Jessica Morrell shares her thoughts.
Early on in your story development, consider thinking about or perhaps outlining what the narrative would look like from your other character's perspectives. You may gain interesting insight into your story. From the desk of Jessica Morrell!