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Elizabeth Cartwright

Making the Most of Narrative Distance

Narrative distance is the distance between your narrator and the story. All narrators exist on the spectrum and can move along it.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Self-editing When You've Lost Objectivity (Miniblog)

Here are seven tried and trusted ways that you can self edit with more objectivity.

Elizabeth Cartwright

Suddenly...! Writing Sudden Events

Writing sudden events can be tricky, but here is a list of methods that you can use to help convey immediacy in your scenes.

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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

Designing Your Character's Narrative Voice

Whether you’re writing dialogue or narration in first-person, one challenge you will face is designing your character’s voice.

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!

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