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6 Questions to Ask that Will Help with Character Development (Plus Newsletter and Hiatus Announcements) // Write a Book with Me Episode Three
Characters. They make or break a novel. No matter the story, the message, the plot... if the reader doesn't care about your character, it won't have the same impact. That's why character development is so important. But don't worry, because today, TWN has got you covered!
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Tell Me You Love Me is Released! (He Wanted My Heart is Officially Published + Story Trailer!)
Announcing the release of Tell Me You Love and He Wanted My Heart's publication, plus sharing its story trailer!
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Tell Me You Love Me Author Tour // Character Interview Swap with Saraina Whitney
A character interview swap, story blurb, Pinterest board, and more!! This is an exciting post you won't want to miss! ;)
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6 Tips for Creating Your OWN Mythical Creatures!
Hi, everyone! This is Alana, but I’m now Madeleine. First off, I want to say that I am really, really, really sorry that I haven’t replied to any of the comments on my previous post “How I Brainstorm Ideas”. I plan to have all of the comments posted and replied on both that post and this one by the end of this week. Now about the post. I am currently working on a writing project that has many animals in it. Some of the animals are real animals that exist in our world and other are animals in mythology / folktale stories or what I have made up. My…
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Every Author Should Answer This ONE QUESTION Before Writing // Write a Book With Me Episode Two
Are you sure your ready to begin drafting your next WIP? Join TWN today for an insight on the one important question every author should know the answer to, even though most can't answer this!
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Where Faith Remains Cover Reveal
A new historical fiction novel is coming to town! Be one of the first to see its cover!
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Author Interview with Melanie Cellier // Teen Writers’ Rally
Join TWN today for an author interview with YA author, Melanie Cellier!!
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5 Things All RESEARCHING Authors Should Know // Write a Book with Me Episode 1
Does your current project require extensive research but you're unsure where to even begin? Do you google a couple of words, check out a couple of books from the library, or something entirely different? Today Issabelle is covering the top 5 tips she follows in the researching process. Join TWN for the first episode in the brand-new Write a Book with Me series!
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Shining Star Blogmas Announcement
Heya, TWNers! I just want to jump in here real quick to let you know about an AMAZING blog and a wonderful blogger who I’ve been so blessed to have gotten to know over the years! Addie from Shining Star is returning to her blog after a hiatus, and she has many fun posts planned for Blogmas this year! I am so honored to be able to support her and her fantastic site as she makes her long-awaited, fantabulous comeback, and I hope y’all with hope over to this link and check it out for yourself!!! And now, a quick word from Addie! Hey everyone! Thank you so much for…
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Introducing my BRAND-NEW series: Write a Book with Me
Writing a full novel seems like such a daunting task. You may feel lost, unguided, unsure what to. But it doesn't have to be that way! Join me for TWN's new series where we walk you through the entire process of writing a novel from big idea to finished piece!
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Redefining Success // Teen Writers’ Rally FINAL Post
Join us today as we wrap up our biggest writing event with a post from Issabelle encouraging you to relook at your idea of success!
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Author Interview with Stefanie Lozinski // Teen Writers Rally Day Eleven
For day eleven of the 2022 Teen Writers' Rally join TWN for an interview with indie YA Christian fantasy author, Stefanie Lozinski!
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From Free-Time to Forever: Encouragement for Writers Seeking the Next Step // Guest Post from Grace A. Johnson
Join Teen Writers' Nook and Grace A. Johnson today for a post filled with encouragement to take the next step in pursuing your writing dreams! Author of the Christian romance Daughters of the Seven Seas Series, Grace Johnson has so much insight, wisdom, and advice to share for day ten of the 2022 Teen Writers' Rally!
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Interview with Jenna Terese // Teen Writers’ Rally day nine
Well, what better way to begin this season of writing insanity (also known as National Novel Writing Month) than with an interview from the writer mastermind herself, indie author, Jenna Terese! (YA Christian sci-fi author of Ignite.) Join us for the nineth day of the 2022 teen writers' rally!
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How I Brainstorm Ideas // Teen Writers’ Rally Day 8
Day eight of the Teen Writers' Rally, and Madeleine is here to share how she brainstorm's ideas.
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The Writing Journey of a TEEN AUTHOR // guest post from Penelope Rugan
For day seven of the 2022 Teen Writers' Rally, we have a guest post from one of TWN's FIRST readers. One of the authors featured in the Imagine Anthology, Penelope shares her writing journey and experience while also offering a few handy tips that have helped her grow as a writer along the way!
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Interview with Caitlin Miller // Teen Writers’ Rally Day Six
Today I am interviewing Caitlin Miller, indie author of the historical fiction novel The Memories We Painted, for the latest installment of our Teen Writers' Rally.
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Want a Higher Word-Count? Learn How to Type FASTER With These 5 Tips! // Guest Post from Mary @ Wild Writing Dreams
I am SO excited to be featuring Mary today with her guest post all about writing faster! Do you spend hours writing, only to peck out a few words? Do you get frustrated with how long it takes you to write a couple thousand? Then join TWN today as Mary unlocks her five best tips for writing faster.
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Interview with Hannah Currie // Teen Writers’ Rally Day Four
Today I am interviewing Hannah Currie, author of Heart of a Royal and the newly released novel, Bring Her Home. Join me for day three of the rally!
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Interview with Chawna Schroeder // Teen Writers’ Rally Day Three
Join TWN for day three of our first-ever Teen Writers' Rally with an interview from the author of Beast and The Vault Between Spaces: Chawna Schroeder!
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