The trick to a great title is to find a happy balance between the all-too-forgettable and the truly over-the-top. You want to choose something that makes your readers think: What a fantastic title! Why didn’t I come up with it? Here’s how to do just that.
by Jacob M. Appel
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November 21, 2009
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Fiction Articles
Date: November 17, 2009
Can technology bridge the gap between science fiction and social activism? Broad-reaching author Cory Doctorow says it can—and that taking risks online can reap rewards in print.
by Christina Katz Date: October 27, 2009
With a body of work spanning five decades, a Pulitzer Prize and membership in the Academy of Arts and Letters, Anne Tyler is a testament to the best kind of longevity—and the purity of the written word.
by Jessica Strawser Date: September 08, 2009
Thomas Steinbeck on his debut story collection, the craft of writing, and growing up Steinbeck.
by Jessica Strawser Date: August 12, 2009
Answer the following questions for each of your main characters to help figure out how each one fits in your novel.
by Leigh Michaels Date: August 06, 2009
How exactly do you go about uniting your hero and heroine? When creating the perfect romantic couple, consider the following.
by Leigh Michaels Date: August 06, 2009
Creating characters’ backstories before you start writing is crucial because you’ll want to determine each one’s past experiences and the repercussions these experiences will have on your story before you begin. Here's a close look at the different ways you can introduce backstory.
by Rachel Ballon Date: August 06, 2009
Here are 4 simple exercises to help you invent characters for your fiction.
by Nancy Kress Date: August 06, 2009
Just because you're excited someone wants to represent you doesn't mean you should let them take advantage of you. Beware of these red flags when negotiating contracts with agents.
by Howard G. Zaharoff Date: August 06, 2009
You’ve gained admission to the publishing world. But now you have to stand out to an entirely new group: your audience.
by M.J. Rose Date: July 08, 2009
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