Writing Blog
📖 How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method – Randy Ingermanson
Writing a novel can feel like a daunting, overwhelming process, but Randy Ingermanson’s How to Write a Novel Using the Snowflake Method breaks it down into a step-by-step system that simplifies story development. The Snowflake Method is designed to help writers build their novel organically, starting with a single, central idea and gradually expanding it into a full-fledged manuscript.
📖 “Structuring Your Novel: Essential Keys for Writing an Outstanding Story” – K.M. Weiland
This book is a deep dive into the mechanics of story structure, offering a comprehensive look at the essential building blocks that make a novel engaging from start to finish.
6 Writing Craft Books That Transformed My Approach to Storytelling
When I first started writing, I thought storytelling was all about inspiration. But the more I wrote, the more I realized that great stories aren’t just born—they’re built. Studying the craft helped me bridge the gap between my ideas and a structured, compelling novel. The books below have been instrumental in shaping my approach to writing. Whether you’re struggling with structure, character development, or outlining, these resources provide invaluable guidance. In this blog post I will briefly review 6 writing craft books, their key takeaways and how they’ve helped me.
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Writing Journey – My goals, milestones, reflections on my progress, and lessons learned along the way.
Writing Process – Blog posts about drafting, revising, and my creative habits.
Writing Resources – Tools, research methods, and recommendations.
My Novel – Updates on my current work in progress.
Book Reviews – Reviews of various writing craft books and comparable novels to my work in progress.