Professional Writer & Editor
If you've been following me and my blog for the past couple of months, then you know I'm currently drafting my next couple of books. One of which is a vampire book without vampires—or with vampires remixed set in a small, isolated town. Recently my research has led me to dig around the bones of small towns for inspiration on building my own fictional town.
What I've been working on, learning, and publishing over the past couple of months.
Outlining processes for the beginner, intermediate, or advanced writer.
Actionable approaches to stop your characters' voices from bleeding together.
Learn how to design captivating characters for your fictions and win over more editors, agents, and readers.
After doing these types of writing prompts for months, I started selling being able to sell stories to publications, self-published authors, game developers, children’s publishers, and more.
These prompts are going to go beyond the normal and ask you to challenge yourself. Take the challenge.
Learn how to write engaging dialogue that also shows character development without losing the spark of the story.
The question and subject of this article is how do we use these gripping moments to deliver information, story progress, and motivation while not sapping all of the energy from the argument.
Tips and tricks for writing dialogue as a beginner.
Aigner Loren Wilson 