Here's how I craft a fiction story, including the "golden formula" I use for powerful writing.
How I Write Fiction (with Golden Structure)
Category: Writing Tips
Things that help writers write!
3 Types of Character Fears
A well-told story is about more than temporary scary situations. It taps into deep fears that resonate.
Writing Unique Smart Characters
Intelligent characters tend to stick to the same cookie-cutter personalities, interests, and plotlines. Here's how to write a more original and relatable smart character.
Intelligence Case Study for Writers: My Story
This case study for writers describes what it means to be at my approximate level of intelligence. Compare with your character to write confidently.
Luna Rose’s Actually Logical Mary Sue Litmus Test
I still get asked if a character is a Mary Sue. Most of these askers fundamentally don't understand what a Mary Sue is. I'm here to help!
What Counts as a Character Flaw?
Beginning writers may give their characters cutesy flaws like clumsiness. But a true flaw involves choices and consequences. Here's how to build a realistic character without sacrificing likability.
Why Readers Hate Angel Rainnen
What makes a detestable villain? Why do readers hate Dolores Umbridge more than Voldemort? How do you write a character that readers just want to punch? Today we explore characters who we love to hate, using Angel Rainnen as an example.
Why Readers Like Glitter
Let's take a deep dive into what makes readers like a character, using Glitter from Silent Voice as an example.
Autistic Dreams 