Tag: goal setting
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The Benefits of Collaboration in Writing
I remember when I first started writing, I never wanted anyone to read my work. It felt too embarrassing and vulnerable. Now, however, after becoming accustomed to peer reviews and edits in an academic setting, I can recognize the benefits of having someone look over my work with a fresh set of eyes. When I…
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Misconceptions About Trauma Writers Should Be Aware Of
Writers often include trauma in stories as a way to add conflict to the plot. However, there is a lot about trauma that doesn’t get included or developed enough in stories. Or it just isn’t realistic enough. I once read a story where the main character experienced a horrific event and was almost murdered. The…
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The Art of Show, Don’t Tell (and How to Use It)
Imagery is a powerful tool that we often underestimate when writing. The addition of sensory details to your story adds an extra layer of reality that your audience will definitely appreciate. There are multiple types of imagery; the most common ones are visual, auditory, tactile (touch), gustatory (taste), or olfactory (scent) as these are the…
