Burnout, Block, and Boredom: How to Write When Your Brain Feels Like a Dumpster Fire
I once spent an entire afternoon staring at a single paragraph—an angry little block of text that refused to...
I once spent an entire afternoon staring at a single paragraph—an angry little block of text that refused to...
I once slogged through the first half of a novel that started off brilliantly—there was a murder, an eccentric...
The first act of a novel is all about disruption—the protagonist’s life is thrown off course, they’re...
Ever open a book’s flap, read one sentence, and think: Okay, I need to see how this ends? That’...
There has been a lot of discussion on the Sudowrite Slack about the cost of progress in words, and it's unfortunately not unusual to see a post from a frustrated new user that'...
Every great story has a moment where the protagonist crosses a threshold—where they step into the unknown and can’...