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Dialogue vs. narration—which one should dominate your story? In this episode, I go over some tips to find the right dialogue-to-narration ratio to create engaging, well-paced, and immersive storytelling. I also cover the difference of ratios among different genres.

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In this episode, I’m sharing the steps I’m taking to develop my very first murder mystery novel. Because I have never written in this genre, I’m going to share the steps I have taken thus far to prepare me to write in this genre.

Whether you’re an aspiring mystery writer, or simply curious about what happens behind the scenes when a writer chooses to write in a new genr...


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Want to learn how to write an action scene that feels fast, exciting, and impossible to put down? In this episode, I break down the essential techniques for writing action scenes that create tension, momentum, and emotional impact.

Whether you’re writing a novel, short story, screenplay, or fantasy adventure, these creative writing techniques will help you craft action ...


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Not sure which POV is best for your book? In this episode, I break down the pros and cons of writing in the different points of view, from first person to third person limited and omniscient (and even second person!). Not really sure what each of these are? No worries! I'll break down what each POV means and (hopefully) give you some food for thought on which one would be bes...


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Is your manuscript missing the spark that hooks agents and keeps readers turning pages? In this episode of the podcast, I break down the 9 essential elements of a novel that every successful story must include.

 Discover practical creative writing tips to weave these elements organically into your manuscript without making your story feel formulative. Tune in to build y...


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