If you’re hoping to become a fiction novelist and are wondering which genre is popular among readers today, there’s one that stands out. In fact, many analysts say it’s more than a genre; it’s a movement. We’re talking about the Christian romance niche. It’s booming. Writing Christian romance novels is (or, at least, should be) different … Read more
You’ve probably noticed that you often excel at things you enjoy and in which you demonstrate talent. For example, if you have a flare for interior design, you might enjoy helping friends and family decorate their homes. You might even decide to pursue a career in the industry. On the flipside, when tasked with things … Read more
In a recent post on this blog, we discussed the literary term “trope,” and its various meanings and translations in today’s fiction industry. Specific elements are familiar to authors and readers alike. Examples of thematic tropes might include topics, such as “Good triumphs over evil,” or “Bad guys wear black and good guys wear white.” … Read more
Adding dialogue to a story is often a necessary component, one that many writers dread. It’s challenging at best and, perhaps, disastrous at worst. Fiction authors risk boring, confusing or disappointing their readers if their novels lack quality in dialogue. The idea of good versus bad writing is debatable. One thing is certain—all fiction authors … Read more