The Scene That Changed Everything: How To Write a Turning Point That Actually Turns

But it’s the scene that changes the story. In the film American Beauty (1999), the moment Lester Burnham quits his job, walks out of his cubicle with a beer in hand—that’s it. That’s his turning point ...
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Writing Suspenseful Scenes: Techniques for Keeping Readers on the Edge of Their Seats

In the realm of literature, few elements captivate readers quite like a masterfully crafted suspenseful scene. It’s the literary equivalent of a roller coaster ride — heart-pounding, palm-sweating and ...
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3 Surprising Ways Writers Can Use AI to Boost Creativity and Save Time

Writing can feel like a dance between inspiration and discipline—a thrilling yet sometimes overwhelming process. As writers, we often juggle creativity with the less glamorous, time-consuming tasks ...
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'The Chair Company' Demonstrates This Simple Writing Rule in Every Scene

Tim Robinson's new HBO series The Chair Company is getting praise for a lot of reasons. It's a surprising cringe comedy with absolutely paranoid energy, and Robinson is bringing his signature unhinged ...