The Importance of Research for Fiction Writers
Early research is one of the most crucial stages of fiction writing. Without it, your book will be as dull as a grey Sunday. Read on to know more.
Types of Characters in Fiction
“What drives a novel, plot or characters?” Well, that isn’t an easy question to answer for any writer, editor, or serious reader. There is a whole lot that drives a story of a novel apart from those two aspects. But we aren’t going to…
How to Write a Plot
Writing a book does not sustain only on a story. You have to write a plot to structure your story to make it more effective. Find all that you need to know about the plot and how to write one, here.
Writing a Screenplay: A Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide
Writing a screenplay is an incredibly ambitious and overwhelming task. We’ve made a concise guide that serves as an introduction to your screenwriting journey. Let’s take it one step at a time!
How to write a Lab Report
Lab reports can be tricky to craft. The format, the content and on top of that, the impending result of the experiment can make it tiresome to write one. Here is your guide to crafting a sound lab report.
Types of Editing
Editing is not a smooth process. After writing your book, there are many types of edits that you can go to. We have listed what editing will you need at what particular stage in your book. Take a look!
Types of Resumes: When to Use What
By now, you know how to write a resume. But the best resumes are always written meticulously, and with care for the job that you want.
Read more to know how you should pick the right one for your application.
Top 10 books for ESL students
Learning a language is always a challenging task. But reading helps bridge the gap by helping the reader develop an interest by using stories. Here are a few books that will kill two birds with one stone for ESL readers.
How to Edit and Expand Your Resume into a CV
A well-written curriculum vitae is the passport to success. And guess what, writing a CV is a lot easier than it looks. Don’t let Latin fool you. Instead, use this as your guide.