As a kid actor, I grew up in the theater, so it is natural that I should be attracted to writing plays and musicals. You may have never thought about it. It’s rewarding, even as an exercise. In plays, you have the visual of what is happening onstage and the spoken...
A protagonist doesn’t need to be likable—just unforgettable. Whether heroic or villainous, they must captivate from their first entrance. Readers should feel an irresistible pull, whether through admiration, disgust, or fascination. The key is to create a character no one can ignore.
Your creative voice is unique—no one else can express it like you. Don’t write what you think you should; write what excites you. Creativity requires tenacity and courage. Trust your instincts, push through self-doubt, and create something only you can.
Writers write—not because of inspiration, but because of curiosity, exploration, and the courage to put thoughts into words. Why not write as you think?
Writing should be an engaging, active experience—not just for the writer but for the reader as well. By evoking emotions, using vivid language, and crafting compelling conflicts, we create literary works that truly resonate.
If you want to write a page-turner, you need action—on every page. Whether it’s physical, emotional, or suspenseful, action is the key to keeping readers engaged and turning the pages. Learn how to incorporate action into your writing and keep the suspense high.