By: 
Suzanne Pitner
Ways to Create a Plot of a Book: Using Colored Index Cards to Build a Storyline
By: Suzanne Pitner
Three Step Method of Character Development: Characterization Using Summary, Interview, and Analysis
By: Suzanne Pitner
Simile and Metaphor in Descriptive Writing: Literary Devices That Create Emotional Hooks for Readers
By: Suzanne Pitner
Set Goals to Achieve Writing Success: Use Measurable Targets to Write a Novel or Short Stories
By: Suzanne Pitner
By: Suzanne Pitner
Writing a Synopsis for a Novel: Book Publishing Agents Want a Concise, Compelling Narrative Summary
By: Suzanne Pitner
By: Suzanne Pitner
By: Suzanne Pitner
By: Suzanne Pitner
Benefits of Fiction Writing Contests: Choosing Writers Competitions That are Legitimate
By: Suzanne Pitner
How to Win a Fiction Writing Contest: Boosting Success and Winning Writer's Competitions
By: Suzanne Pitner
Techniques of the Selling Writer: Review of Book by Writer and Teacher, Dwight V. Swain
By: Suzanne Pitner
Using a Personal Journal While Writing Fiction: Creative Journaling Helps Work Out Story Problems
By: Suzanne Pitner
Research for Fiction Writers: Ensuring Accurate Details for Authenticity When Writing a Book
By: Suzanne Pitner
Write a Novel in a Month: Book Review of First Draft in 30 Days by Karen Wiesner
In: Writing Novels
By: Suzanne Pitner
By: Suzanne Pitner
Short Story Writing Tips: How to Write Micro Fiction and Flash Fiction
By: Suzanne Pitner
How to Create a Plot for a Novel: Plotting Has Five Basic Elements in Every Fiction Story
By: Suzanne Pitner
Creating Characters When Writing Fiction: Using the Boss Archetype in a Novel or Story
By: Suzanne Pitner
How to Write a Novel With Perfect Scenes: Build Tension With Scene Analysis When Writing a Book
In: Writing Novels
By: Suzanne Pitner
StorYBook Novel Writing Software Review: Free Open Source Program Organizes Book and Story Files
In: Writing Novels
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Professor Character Archetype: Logical Thinker, Introverted, Fact Checker and Know-It-All
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Nurturer Character Archetype: A Caring, Generous, and Self- Sacrificing Personality
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Swashbuckler Character Archetype: Fearless, Exciting, and Always Ready for Adventure
By: Suzanne Pitner
Recipe for Riveting Writing: Using Subplots to Hook the Reader
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Waif Character Archetype: Innocent, Naïve, and Always Needs Saving
By: Suzanne Pitner
Succeeding at NaNoWriMo: A Five Step Plan for Reaching Your Word Count
In: Writing Novels
By: Suzanne Pitner
Free Spirit Character Archetype: Upbeat, Eccentric, Creative, and Charming
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Librarian Character Archetype: Strongest Characteristic: Keeping Everything Organized
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Warrior Character Archetype: The Protector and Savior of All That is Right
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Seductress Character Archetype: Sexuality is Power
By: Suzanne Pitner
The Bad Boy Character Archetype: Using the Misbehaving Male as the Hero or the Villain
By: Suzanne Pitner
