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How to revise a novel so the revision ends
Everyone was right, and it is not the useful part of the advice, because it doesn't distinguish between a draft and a lap.
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How to write a scene that turns
It's a reminder that the arc is a tool with a history, not a law of physics, and that a book can hold a reader by pattern and accumulation as well as by escalation.
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An offer expires: Tension and suspense…
Write a character considering an attractive offer while the person making it begins to withdraw it. Use your own story, or invent something just for this.
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How to Write a Fantasy Novel
A power is a thing your protagonist can do, and by itself it generates nothing: it is the cost, the boundary, the exception that generates scenes.
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A reason to stay: Scene writing Exercise
A character means to leave a party. Give them a convincing reason to stay another five minutes.
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NaNoWriMo 2026 & Novel November Guide
23,334 words by 14 November If each chapter repeats the same obstacle, change what the character risks or what they know.
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Format a novel for submission, print and EPUB
The publisher's rule was to take the character count, spaces included, and divide by six: six being one average word plus its space.
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Plot Grid vs Timeline vs Mind Map
Across the top, the four or five things you would name if someone asked what your novel is about: not every character, the threads.
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A journey with luggage: Worldbuilding Exercise
ChapterMuseOpens in a new tabA good readSetting as antagonistExplore how a place can resist what a character wants. The Open UniversityOpens in a new tab A little time for yourself.
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The decision at the centre: Plot development…
ChapterMuseOpens in a new tabA good readOutline a novelConnect a character's problem with the actions it causes. ReedsyOpens in a new tab A little time for yourself.