Category: Writing Tips

In the last decade or so, writing has been overcome by blogging. More people are coming forth to share their feelings through blogging platforms or through their own personal blogs. Read More

“All screenplays are scripts, but not all scripts are screenplays.” What does this mean? To clarify, screenplays and scripts involve written texts. A screenplay, as the name indicates, is a Read More

When we introduced an event for playwriting this month, we all got cold feet. It was natural for all of us to feel this way because we were attempting this Read More

“Brevity is the soul of wit.” (William Shakespeare, Hamlet). Flash fiction is a fictional work known for its brevity. Like the name itself, stories under this category are over in Read More

“Show, don’t tell“ is one of the common writing tips or advice that we often read from any writing-related article. But what does it mean and how do we do Read More

If there is any form of writing in short stories that have gone through a humungous overhauling then it is flash fiction. So if you as any writer what they Read More

Writing is a solitary activity. The only companions that you will find are the characters that you yourselves will create. Isn’t it a bliss finding yourself in a world that Read More

Narrative pace is the pace at which your story’s action is paced at.  The two factors that govern the narration are the tone of voice and the choice of words. Read More

Punctuating dialogue might seem a minor part in fiction writing, a no-brainer, but it plays a crucial role in making sure that dialogue exchanges between your characters make sense to Read More

Normally, there is no set formula for writing a short story. If it’s too technical it loses its soul. If it’s not guarded, it may drone out. Nevertheless, a short Read More

There are so many forms of poetry that sometimes it becomes difficult to make one out from another form. In spite of how many people have written or explained the Read More