Writing basics

If you’re having trouble writing, it’s likely you just don’t know the proper steps to take or might be lacking direction. While there is no magic formula to writing a good screenp…

If you want to know how to write a book with no experience, this post shows you exactly how to get started writing. Yes, even without a degree.

We just made this little infographic to visualize the breakdown of using our novel writing roadmap to write a novel in one year.

Author: Jadranka Bokan When we are learning German grammar, we learn it from the start gradually and in a straight line. We start with a subject in a sentence, then continue with an object, learn adverbs and adjectives and at some point start learning about subordinated sentences (wenn, weil, obwohl etc.). As we learn more, … Continue reading Everything about Sprachbausteine 2 (TELC B2) →

A month long interactive workshop of challenges and prompts. Every Day in May features 31 days of Fantasy World Building tasks, includes a weekly mini contest and culminates into a profile contest launch at the end of the month. Join in any time!

JotterPad is a professional text editor designed for writers and screenplay writers.

If you're a writer, you know that creating well-rounded characters is essential for any successful story. But where do you start? Check out my article on how to create a detailed character outline spreadsheet to learn how. This article is full of tips on how to organize your character details into categories like identifying details, basic personal info, physical traits, personality traits, and even relationships and inventory. Let me know what character details you think I missed!

Are you new to writing poetry? Take a read of our guide to writing poetry for beginners!

There are many types of writing in English, but here we will discuss only 4 main types of writing styles: 1: Pursuasive Writing 2: Narrative Writing 3: Expository Writing 4: Descriptive Writing

In part two of our One Year novel series, we tackle the beginning blocks of your story: the premise! Here's how you can construct a strong yet concise premise for your novel using JotterPad.