Written by Ava Jae
Or "How to Write Brilliantly Fantastic Dialogue That Will Leave Your Readers Clamoring for More" (a sarcastic post).
Written by Ava Jae
Let's face it - rarely do readers or writers want our characters to lose, but allowing characters to fail is an essential part of plot and character development that writers should be careful not to overlook.
Written by Ava Jae
The idea of achieving celebrity-like author status with your first book is a tempting one, but all that talk about so-called overnight success got me thinking—is it really something that we should strive for?
Written by Ava Jae
What do you focus on during your first reading? Do you have a system that you use every time, or does it depend on the WIP? I'd love to hear your tips and techniques.
Written by Ava Jae
What is your first draft process like? Do you write quickly then revise heavily later, or are you more careful with your first drafts?
Written by Ava Jae
On the difference between writing a novel despite the discouraging odds and writing a practice novel.
Written by Ava Jae
While I know what people mean when they say they're an "aspiring writer," I truly don't believe the "aspiring writer" actually exists, and this is why.
Written by Ava Jae
On the importance of final sentences and what makes a great final sentence great.
Written by Ava Jae
On writing the most important sentence in your novel.
Written by Ava Jae
Ten foolproof secrets to writing captivating characters.
Written by Ava Jae
It's not an easy question, but what do you think? Would you keep writing if you somehow knew you would never get published?
Written by Ava Jae
Condensed into two (relatively) easy steps.
