Posts Tagged: writing tips
6 effective ways to start writing a book as a beginner
This is a contribution post by Richa Newatia When we take the first move in something new we feel hard. It is to write a poem or seek a new hobby. The same applies here.
Easy ways to write an article or two everyday
As writers/content creators the dream would be to write an article easily on a daily basis. Consistently generating interesting content that people love to consume seems like only a dream? Not really. The well of
5 skills that are important for you as a blogger
Blogging is a writing game and you are the hero of this game. Remember every hero has some unique qualities that make him/her different from others? The same is the case with blogging too. There
5 Ways to find the best book ideas for new writers
Now you want to be a writer and have decided to pen down your first book with zeal and enthusiasm. All set to start your author journey but soon you realize that your thoughts are
Maharsh Shah says working in Bollywood gave him all the masala he needed to write his debut novel Zoravar
Writing a novel is hard work – and don’t let anyone else tell you any differently! It’s not easy to put down fifty thousand words on a document and then send it out to a
Pallavi Aiyar says a writer’s job is to write rather than to predict how it will be received
The exploration of social and political themes in fiction is arguably older than the actual identification of the genre. Most stories throughout history involve a direct or indirect speculation on modes of life and behaviour.
A writer is like a lizard on the wall who’s always observing, says Manreet Sodhi Someshwar as she talks about writing female characters
Women have been a crucial part of history, but for the longest time, they’ve been left out of it. The stories we tell – and how we tell them – matter as they impact individuals
Samit Basu says writing block exists and any writer who says it doesn’t is lying
I want to write but I can’t write. I’m going through a writer’s block. How to overcome a writer’s block. If these are sentences you have thought of or have Googled, then you’re not the
