Writing Lessons Everywhere
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"This Starts Too Slow": Why the Obvious Fix Makes It Worse
This article contains spoilers for the 2026 film The Rivals of Amziah King
I know I’ve gotten the note before: “This starts too slow,” “The beginning drags,” or “Nothing happens for the first thirty pages.” Maybe you have, too.
The fixes...
TikTok's #1 Summer Thriller Pick Makes Everyone a Suspect (A Writing Lesson from The Secrets We Hide)
A small Georgia town. A brutal murder. Two investigators who must find the truth. Karin Slaughter’s The Secrets We Hide has set the online book community on fire with its relentless pace and intriguing list of suspects.
Let’s take a look...
The Best Character Foils Aren't Actually Opposites (A Writing Lesson from "Furious")
A foil is a character whose presence brings another character into sharper focus by contrast. It’s not necessarily a villain, or even someone the protagonist ever actually meets. It’s someone who deepens or complicates our understanding of...
6 Ways to Head-Hop Artfully (Writing Lessons from José Saramago's "Blindness")
Common writing advice says to avoid presenting the inner thoughts of multiple characters in rapid succession. This can confuse or alienate the reader and is widely considered a mark of amateurish writing.
It’s such a widespread issue that...
"Margo's Got Money Troubles" Has Inciting Incident Troubles
This article contains spoilers for the 2026 TV show Margo’s Got Money Troubles
She calls herself HungryGhost. She’s a sexy space alien from parts unknown. And for a nominal fee, she’ll look at a picture of your penis and tell you what Poké...
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