Sriram Tawker
Sriram | Novelist, Story CoachA crime and psychological thriller writer, building in public. Every week you get one piece of fiction and one honest post on the craft and the struggle behind it. Both feed each other.
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The Ultimate Self-Editing Checklist for Fiction Writers
I thought my first novel was done as it's already published on Amazon. Reading it back, I knew it wasn't. The story was underdeveloped and the weak chapters were hiding from me. I could feel them without being able to name what was broken....
The Grisham Rule: How to Keep Readers Turning the Page
In 1989, a small-town lawyer published his first novel and it flopped.
The publisher printed 5,000 copies. He bought 1,000 of them himself and sold them out of the trunk of his car at libraries. Today his books have sold more than 300 mill...
How to Build a Writing Routine When You Work Full-Time
Some Mornings I Shouldn’t Write At All. Here’s How I Tell.
I have one hour to write before my full-time job starts.
Not a spare hour. The hour. The only clean, uninterrupted block I get before the day fills up with meetings and emails and...
Temple of the Gods is finished. Now you can read it all.
A British archaeologist breaks into a tunnel beneath a 1,000-year-old Indian temple and falls into the year it was built. The entire serial is now live.
Twenty-two chapters. Prologue to epilogue. After six months of publishing a chapter...
How to Write an Opening Line Readers Can't Ignore
The first line is the only line a reader is guaranteed to read.
Everything after it is optional. They keep going because the opening earned it, or they put the book down and never come back. You get one sentence to make the case.
Here is...
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