Stuart Wakefield: The Book Coach
Stuart WakefieldI provide resources for fiction writers by sharing articles and tips that cover various aspects of the craft.
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The pages I kept trying to delete.
Today, All Hands on Dick is published.
That’s a sentence I’ve imagined writing for a while now, although I hadn’t expected the emotion attached to it. Relief, certainly. Excitement. Gratitude. What I hadn’t anticipated was curiosity. Publi...
Your Characters Don’t Need Better Dialogue
I’ve been thinking a lot about argument scenes recently, partly because I’ve just recorded two podcast episodes on the subject, but mostly because it’s something that comes up again and again when I’m working with writers.
It’s surprisingl...
Why So Many Fictional Arguments Feel Fake
I read a lot of manuscripts as a book coach, and there’s one problem that turns up surprisingly often. Two characters are supposedly having a blazing row, yet somehow it feels… polite.
Everyone gets to explain themselves. Every point is an...
The Quiet Scene
Have you ever reread a scene in your manuscript and thought, “The writing’s lovely. The atmosphere’s doing its best. Someone’s made tea with almost religious attention to detail. So why does it feel as though nothing’s actually happened?” I...
The phone call scene is never just a phone call
There’s a type of scene writers often apologise for before anyone’s even complained. You know the one. “Oh, it’s just a phone call.” As if a phone call can’t wreck a life, expose a lie, make someone fall in love, or leave a character standi...
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I help writers develop books with thorough, compassionate feedback. Author Accelerator Certified book coach and writer for stage, page, and screen.
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