Written by Angela Ackerman
Standing out from all the social media promotion noise and commanding attention to your novel's release is the best way to ignite book sales. Here's how to do it!
Written by Angela Ackerman
Many writers worry their NANO book is too scary to revise...not so! All that is lacking is a plan. Here's a road map to start you on the path.
Written by Angela Ackerman
In real life, we focus on the faces of others to provide emotional cues. But in writing, relying on facial cues to show how a character feels is limiting. Learn what else you can do!
Written by Angela Ackerman
A marketing breakdown for The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer's Guide To Character Expression & how it sold 10,000 books in 4 months.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Making readers care is the HOLY GRAIL for writers! Here's 5 tips to building empathy, bonding readers to your characters.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Setting is not just a backdrop. Here's 4 ways to create an emotional impact on the character and readers using your well-chosen Setting!
Written by Angela Ackerman
Leading the reader astray is a skill worth honing. Learn how to create characters readers trust but shouldn't in a way that satisfies with these 3 tips!
Written by Angela Ackerman
Need to show a character is lying? Here are 8 WAYS a liar might reveal themselves to other characters and the reader through their actions & words.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Intense Emotions can be difficult to convey without tripping on cliches. This Emotion Thesaurus Entry provides a host of ideas on how to show your character's FEAR.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Overusing the same body language gestures to convey a character's emotion can be a big problem. Here are a few strategies writers can use to create fresh body language & movement.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Once a month we profile a writer who's community spirit shines bright. Come meet our newest Writing Hero and discover all she does for writers!
Written by Angela Ackerman
How to infuse Dialogue with Body Language to 'show' emotion...even when a character is trying to 'hide' what they feel.