How to write group scenes with lots of characters: control focus, tag speakers clearly and keep every character’s goal in play. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. The Grand Tapestry: Weaving Multiple Characters into a Single Scene As a writer, few things fill
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How to write a kissing scene without cringing: build tension, use the senses, keep it in character and make the moment matter. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. The Trepidation of the Kiss As a writer, I’ve always found certain scenes more daunting
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How to write a death scene that moves readers: earn the emotion, choose the right moment and handle grief with honesty and care. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. Understanding the Weight of a Character’s Demise As a writer, one of the most
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How to write a chase scene with momentum: short sentences, rising obstacles, clear geography and stakes that keep readers racing. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. The Art of the Perpetual Pursuit As a writer, one of the most exhilarating scenes to craft,
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How to write a fight scene that feels real: clear choreography, stakes, pacing, sensory detail and the aftermath of violence. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. Understanding the Core of Conflict When I sit down to craft a fight scene, my first thought
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Master scene transitions: how to move smoothly between scenes, handle time jumps and location changes, and keep readers oriented. Bonus: Download the free Story Bible Starter Kit and plan your story section by section as you read. The Art of Seamless Narrative Flow As a writer, I’ve always been captivated by the delicate dance of
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Use scene and sequel to control pacing in fiction: build scenes around action, sequels around reaction and find a story rhythm that keeps readers.
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Learn how to write a scene with strong scene structure: goals, conflict and outcomes, the sequel that follows and how scenes chain together.
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