Writing Lessons Everywhere
Tucker MayFeeling stuck with your novel or screenplay? WLE is has a searchable database of writing tools to zero in on the "something off" about your WIP and fix it. Each week: a new tool from pop culture. Learn from the TV, film and books you already enjoy
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The Girl with the Louding Voice throws readers right into the deep end.
The protagonist is a young woman named Adunni from a small village in rural Nigeria. Adunni narrates in first person, so her still-developing English shapes the telli...
How to Use a “Story-Within-a-Story” (A Lesson from Magpie Murders)
In the novel Magpie Murders, author Anthony Horowitz does something radical.
After a brief introduction to the story, Horowitz puts the narrative on pause and inserts an entirely different novel with its own setting, cast of characters, a...
The Rules Are What Make It Fun (Writing Lesson from Practical Magic 2)
This article contains spoilers for the 2026 film Practical Magic 2.
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On Loss and Writing
This week, Writing Lessons Everywhere will not be presenting the usual pop culture-inspired writing tool, as my usual film and TV consumption took a back seat to something far more important.
My extended family gathered in Dallas, Texas to...
How to Write Frenemies (A Writing Lesson from Coyote vs. Acme)
Wile E. Coyote chases Road Runner. It’s a fact on par with the law of gravity.
Coyote vs. Acme dives into what the immutability of that relationship means, and it comes up with an answer that is emotionally complex and truly touching.
Th...
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