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  How to Write Friendships: 3 Simple Principles That Work 

  September 6, 2026 - By Flawless

  My favorite type of relationship in a story is friendship. For me, platonic relationships beat romantic ones. To begin, platonic relationships don’t rely on physical attraction. We see people, friendship animals, and aliens in stories, even though they could never find each other attractive. It’s purely based on mutual respect and love. That in itself is incredibly beautiful. The other reason is that you can have more than one friend.…

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  How to Hook Readers Before the Inciting Incident

  August 30, 2026 - By Flawless

  Your readers don’t care about your story unless you make them care about it. They don’t care about your intriguing plot, interesting characters, or complicated theme. That’s the tough truth about the literary world. However, readers want to be entertained. They want to read about an intriguing plot, interesting characters, and a complicated theme. I mean, that’s why there’s a market. People want to read, but you have to make…

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  First-Person POV in Literature: Discover the Power of This Perspective

  August 29, 2026 - By Flawless

  First-Person Point of View in Writing: A Beginner’s Guide Have you ever read a novel where you felt like you were inside a character’s head? You were seeing, hearing, and feeling what they were seeing, hearing, and feeling. In other words, you were experiencing the world from their perspective. This concept is called first-person POV (point of view) in literature. It’s a writing device smart to have up your sleeve,…

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  How to Write Compelling Characters: A 3-Step Framework

  August 23, 2026 - By Flawless

  Have you ever wondered why some characters captivate the readers while others get forgotten? You might think that some characters are just better than others, but it goes much deeper than that. I’m about to tell you how to write compelling characters. Compelling characters are the ones who move the story forward. They shape the story, instead of letting it shape them. That doesn’t mean every reactive character isn’t compelling,…

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  How to Write a Smart Character Without Being a Genius

  August 16, 2026 - By Flawless

  There’s nothing I love more than a smart character, a character capable of solving impossible mysteries, mastering difficult spells, or navigating complex political games. You know the characters I’m talking about, the ones that pull out the solution from nowhere. The character that restores the last bit of hope you have when everything seems dark. However, the issue that many writers have with writing smart characters is that they think…

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  August 9, 2026 - By Flawless

  Your character’s life begins before the story does. They were a person before you even wrote that first chapter, and they’ll probably still exist after your story is over. Your character’s past is called character backstory in the literary world. I believe many of you are familiar with that concept and even have written a character backstory before. However, writing backstory is only the easy part; writing a natural backstory…

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  How to Reveal Character Backstory

  August 2, 2026 - By Flawless

  One thing many writers struggle with is revealing character backstory, which I completely understand. It’s a delicate matter. It’s important because it explains why the character is who they are. Nevertheless, you have to reveal the character’s backstory without giving out too much information and ending up boring the readers. I know, it’s always more complicated than it needs to be. However, I won’t let you struggle alone. In this…

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  How to Write Believable Male Characters

  July 26, 2026 - By Flawless

  Writing believable male characters is no easy task. Many writers worry that their male characters are stereotypical or flat. It is ordinary to worry about such issues because they are indeed common in the writing community. Furthermore, writing a believable male character sometimes feels unattainable. You might sometimes, while writing, think about whether you’re making the male characters a cliche or just a male version of a female character. We’re…

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  How to Write Female Characters That Feel Like Women

  July 19, 2026 - By Flawless

  There are a few things writers can’t agree on, and how to write female characters is one of them. Any discussion around female characters is controversial. It’s a minefield where all the bombs are changing location, so you step on them every time.  The worst part of the discussion around female characters is that it shouldn’t have to be like that. I mean, female characters are a portrayal of women,…

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  July 12, 2026 - By Flawless

  Do you want to deliver the perfect plot twist? Most writers do. The problem is, readers are smart and getting smarter with every book they read. They tend to sniff the plot twist right out, even if you hid it well. That’s why I’m introducing this game changer called a red herring. Red herring in literature is the art of creating a false trail in a story so your readers…

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