As authors, we want to write actively and concretely, leaving our readers captivated and wanting more. Robust nouns and active verbs are two writing techniques you can add to your writing that will always pack more punch than weak ones. Read the blog today to learn how to enthrall your readers.

Choosing a character name for your novel can be as challenging as picking a name for your first child. You will need a name that fits the person and the era, rolls off the tongue, and doesn't come too close to an actual person's name. With all this in mind, how can you possibly decide? Read today's blog and learn several simple rules to help you choose epic names for your characters. 

Today's blog will give you concise steps to empower you to write and finish your book in 2025. I have a proven plan for not only beginning but completing a manuscript in several months. Read the blog, follow my six steps to success, and you WILL write your book.

When we write, we need to learn to create and critique our writing as if we are three different people. We cannot simply write for ourselves. Join me today as we come to understand the benefits of writing in multiple personalities. What!?

One of the most common pieces of advice given to writers is to "show, don't tell." By showing rather than telling, writers can make their writing more compelling, and bring their stories to life. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of showing, not telling, and discuss practical tips for incorporating this technique into your writing.

Welcome to Ink For Your Pen. In our first blog we are going to learn the difference between writing in an active voice and writing in a passive voice. Active voice is preferred in writing, but what does that mean? We’ll explore active and passive voice first, and then in the following blog we will learn the importance of “Show, Don’t Tell” in our writing. Don’t miss anything. Join the Blog!