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More tips about writing Psychological Thrillers

More tips about writing Psychological Thrillers

British thriller author Andy Maslen discusses the elements of a Psychological Thriller in this episode of the writing show First Draft Friday.

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Writing a Psychological Thriller

Writing a Psychological Thriller

Psychological thrillers are blowing up the bestseller lists. Here's our latest First Draft Friday interview with author Andy Maslen, a recent entrant into the genre.

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Writer tipsApril 4, 2021
How to structure your novel

How to structure your novel

Jim Woods, a full-time writer with seven years of experience, provides authors with a simple way to structure their novel and create a compelling story that draws in the reader.

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Writer tipsApril 1, 2021
Building strong side characters

Building strong side characters

In the latest First Draft Friday, author Cindy Skaggs discusses how you can use secondary characters to improve your novel.

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First Draft FridaysApril 1, 2021
FDF #21: How to Structure a Novel

FDF #21: How to Structure a Novel

At Noon ET, author Jim Woods will show you a fun, simple way to structure your book. Learn how to create a compelling story that draws in the reader and keeps them turning the page. In this live video chat, he’ll answer your questions and give you actionable tips.

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Writer tipsMarch 18, 2021
Tips for building your editorial team

Tips for building your editorial team

In the latest First Draft Friday, editor Marion Archer discusses what to look for when putting together an editorial team for your book edit.

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First Draft FridaysMarch 16, 2021
FDF #20: Creating side characters that shine

FDF #20: Creating side characters that shine

At 5pm ET, author Cindy Skaggs will discuss using into secondary (or side) characters in your novel. Side characters can be instrumental in giving your book depth, opening up your fictional world, and can be a great place for additional plotlines and main character development to occur. In this live video chat, she’ll answer your questions and give you actionable tips on how to make the best use of these characters.

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First Draft FridaysMarch 3, 2021
FDF #19: Building a stronger editing team

FDF #19: Building a stronger editing team

At 5pm ET, editor Marion Archer will discuss what you need to know about building in the right beta readers and developmental eyes, when to bring them on, and the importance of a well-rounded editing team. She’ll answer your questions and give you actionable tips on how to have a stronger editing team and process.

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First Draft FridaysFebruary 18, 2021
FDF #18: Writing in the Young Adult Voice

FDF #18: Writing in the Young Adult Voice

At 12pm ET, Author Morgan Baden will discuss how to nail the Young Adult voice in your writing. In this live video chat with Alessandra Torre, they will explore how tone and language can make or break an authentic teen voice, and learn what makes a book be classified as YA in the first place.

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First Draft FridaysJanuary 16, 2021
FDF #17: How hot should your romance novel be?

FDF #17: How hot should your romance novel be?

At 5pm ET, romance authors Bron Whitley and Alessandra Torre will discuss heat levels in different romance subgenres. Learn tips on building chemistry among characters in sweet and steamy ways, along with some do's and don'ts of writing romantic scenes.

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First Draft FridaysJanuary 16, 2021
FDF #16: Increasing your writing speed

FDF #16: Increasing your writing speed

Bestselling author Chris Fox discusses how to get the most out of your writing time by increasing your writing speed. Learn tips and effective habits to improve your daily word count.

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First Draft FridaysJanuary 9, 2021
FDF #15: Forbidden Sins of Your First Page

FDF #15: Forbidden Sins of Your First Page

Author Tex Thompson discusses some common pitfalls of a novel's first pages, and how to kick yours into proper place. Learn about exposition, pacing, whether or not to use a prologue, and using unexpected emotions to hook a reader.

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