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Time to Break the Spell: A Progressive View on Medieval Stasis
Medieval stasis is a common narrative tool in fantasy literature. When is it cool and when is it not too lit? You’re here for the answer.

Chona
Jul 233 min read


Don’t Fear the Formula: Why Plot Structure Isn’t the Enemy of Creativity
Don’t fear formulaic writing—plot structures are tools, not traps. Learn how to use them creatively and keep your stories fresh.
Yassie
Jul 213 min read


The Transcendent Life of Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson led the transcendentalism movement and inspired generations with his essays, poetry, and powerful lectures.

Max
Jul 213 min read


Step Up Your Writing with Shaxpir, the Platform for Storytellers
Shaxpir is more than just a writing and organizing software. It’s a peek into a very possible future.

Pola
Jul 182 min read


7 Commonly Confused Word Pairs (And How to Keep Them Straight!)
English word pairs can be tricky! Learn the most commonly confused ones and how to use them correctly in this quick, helpful guide.
Janeth
Jul 153 min read


Decoding your Dictionary: How Words Are Formed
Do you also wonder how words are formed? Wonder no more. Here are 10 ways they find their paths into the lexicon.

Chona
Jul 143 min read


How Simple Errors in Your Manuscript Can Affect Your Readership
Poor editing can damage your book’s reputation—and your credibility as an author. Discover why professional editing is essential and how it impacts reviews, reader trust, and long-term success.
Yassie
Jul 122 min read


The Pitfalls of BookTok Trends: Balancing Buzz with Literary Quality
Discover the hidden risks of BookTok trends—how hype-driven reading culture fuels trend fatigue, homogenized tastes, and lowered literary standards.
Yassie
Jul 83 min read


Alexander Pope: The Wit, the Words, the Legacy
Explore the life and legacy of Alexander Pope, the witty British poet behind iconic lines like 'To err is human, to forgive divine.
Janeth
Jul 63 min read


The Case of Creative Nonfiction in Literature: Yay and Nay
The case of creative nonfiction has always been interesting. Let’s take a look at how this genre took a legitimate spot in literature.

Chona
Jul 13 min read


Arthur C. Clarke: The Sci-Fi Legend Who Reimagined the Cosmos
Arthur C. Clarke, sci-fi icon and visionary, transformed the genre with timeless works like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Childhood’s End.
Janeth
Jun 303 min read


The MIT Study on AI and Human Brains: Why Writers Have to Care
The sobering results of the MIT’s study on the effect of AI on human brains call for deep introspection, especially for writers. Read on to know why we should care.

Chona
Jun 263 min read


Dark Tales Behind Children’s Favorites
Many think that children's stories always feature uplifting plots and happy endings. This blog will burst some bubbles.

Max
Jun 243 min read


The Manuscript Editor Launches New Website for Writers and Publishers
Editing just got a whole lot easier with a friendlier, more intuitive space built just for you. The Manuscript Editor (TME), a trusted...

Max
Jun 241 min read


More Than Accessibility: Audiobooks Are Awesome, Actually
June is Audiobook Appreciation Month! Audiobooks have been around for generations and have become more than just an accessibility tool—it’s its own piece of literary and sonic art.

Pola
Jun 232 min read


Author Spotlight: Allen Ginsberg
Get to know Allen Ginsberg, and learn how he influenced the post-World War II era through poetry and literary movement.

Max
Jun 153 min read


10 Things You Can Do to Write Efficiently
Whether you're a pro at the craft or just starting out, here are just 10 tips to help you become a better writer without burning out.

Pola
Jun 93 min read


Author Spotlight: George Bernard Shaw
Let's take a look at the life and works of one of the greatest Irish playwrights, George Bernard Shaw, in this edition of our Author Spotlight.
Andria Pasco
Jun 93 min read


Tropes Aren’t the Problem: Why Writers and Editors Should Reclaim the Trope
Tropes aren’t the problem, lazy writing is. Discover how writers and editors can use tropes with purpose to elevate, not flatten, a story.
Yassie
Jun 43 min read


10 Figures of Speech You Might Be Using Without Realizing It
Figures of speech are everywhere! Discover 10 fun and familiar ones you might already be using in everyday conversations.
Janeth
Jun 33 min read
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