Plot

Elizabeth Cartwright

Writing Fight Scenes

Fight scenes are hard to write! You have to get across the actions to your reader without boring them, being vague, but also detailed.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Hooking Your Reader From Page One

In today’s post, we’ll be exploring a variety of hook-worthy ways you can introduce your story to your reader.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Writing Tragic Character Deaths

Always keep in mind that deaths should be written for the characters, not characters for deaths.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Worldbuilding: Designing a Magic System

Magic needs to be carefully written so you don’t end up with a world where anything is possible and all problems are easily solved.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Worldbuilding: Designing a Religion

This post will delve into the nitty gritty of creating a thought-provoking, impactful religion to enhance your world and disturb your story.

Elizabeth Cartwright

How to Write 'Worry' with an Impact

Let’s look at some of the impacts that worry can have on your character, and how you can use them to authenticate your character's feelings.

Elizabeth Cartwright

An Author's Guide to Allergic Reactions

Allergic reactions are interesting ways to introduce obstacles for your characters to overcome. Discover how you can use them in your story!