There are many different techniques people employ to get themselves to shut up and write. Today's showcase is:
20 Minute "write-as-much-as-you-can" Sprints
Now, I'm sure you can all do this on your own just fine. (Just set a timer and have at it)
Apologies for the delay. Once again I had a Monday morning shift. I am considering moving future Being a Better Writer posts to Tuesdays for the time being as a result. I'll keep you updated!
Well, I figured I’d better do something to have more content this week than Being a Better Writer, and I wasn’t feeling another OP-ED today since I’d rather finish another writing project, so how about we talk about that other writing project for a moment?
Oh dear, what have I done? Why did I ever even write this topic down? What was I thinking? And then I picked it?
Welcome back readers! It’s Monday, and another Being a Better Writer article is upon us! Though first, I do have two bits of news. Don’t worry, they’re both short.
Or: Yet Another Way to Manage Pacing.
Welcome back readers! How are things going with you? Well and healthy I hope? Washing your hands? Using a mask? Doing your part?
I hope so. Globally, it’s still a pandemic, and we shouldn’t forget that.
Hey people! First off, apologies for being a bit late today. I stayed up late making sure the ad campaign for the Big 300 Sale had properly launched, slept late as a result, and then got sidetracked by a lot media news (Bethesda, if you’re curious).
Sorry for the late post, guys. E3 stole some of my attention. 
So, stop me if you've read this one before.
Hero enters the villain's lair/stronghold/fortress/secret base/cave/space station. Hero immediately faces down a group of mooks.
Something you’ll often hear when picking up reviews or word-of-mouth for new books that happen to be particularly praiseworthy is that something is “fresh” or “clever.” Maybe that it “does something new with the genre” or that it’s managed to put a “new twist on old ideas.”
AKA, the lead-in.
Welcome back readers! I hope you had a wonderful weekend, and didn’t forget until too late that it was Mother’s Day! Quarantine or not, I hope that all of us had time in our day this weekend for our mothers!
Welcome back readers, to another installment of Being a Better Writer‘s Summer of Cliche Writing Advice. This time, flu-free.
All right, readers! Welcome back after another weekend! It’s time for Being a Better Writer once more, and this week we’ve got an interesting topic that I’ve been muddling over in my mind for a while. So it’s a bit of an interesting one.
Hello readers! Welcome back!
Welcome back readers, to another Monday! You know, I try to make these openings as chipper and cheerful as I can when writing because hey, it’s Monday, and most people need that at the start of another workweek. So hey, I hope this chipper opening tone works for some of you!
I can hear the torches being lit from here with a title like that. Like the Beacons of Gondor, save instead of summoning riders, they’re summoning an unhappy bunch.
Hello readers! Welcome back to another Classic Being a Better Writer Post!
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