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Dramatic Irony in Writing: How to Reveal Secrets to Readers While Characters Stay Unaware
Dramatic irony is the best technique for tension and tears. Learn this powerful writing technique of sharing secrets with your readers without letting the characters know.
LSO
Jun 113 min read
Idioms for Writers: Why “Think Outside the Box” Is Dead and What to Use Instead
Dead writing needs a pulse. Idioms breathe fire into your story. TME's technique teaches you seven smart expressions, where to place them, and when to stop. Your manuscript will feel human. Your readers will stay awake.
LSO
May 313 min read
How Typos, Grammar Mistakes, and Inconsistencies Affect Readers
Typos, grammar mistakes, and inconsistencies can weaken reader trust because they interrupt the reading experience and draw attention away from the story.
Yassie
May 284 min read
What Is Euphony? Classic vs. Modern Techniques for Prose
These are the soundtrack of your writing. Classic euphony whispers like the wind while modern euphony strikes like thunder. Learn to blend and apply these advance techniques to your next story!
LSO
May 243 min read
Author Spotlight: Katherine Clavaton
In a literary landscape often dominated by talk of brand, platform, and marketability, Katherine Clavaton offers something rarer: a voice that is unafraid of its own darkness, dressed in red lipstick, and ready to surprise you.
LSO
May 234 min read
As an Editor, When Do You Stop Editing?
In this blog, we uncover one of the most critical topics in the editing phase. From the editor’s perspective, when do you stop editing?
LSO
May 212 min read
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