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NaNo Is Coming Up! Join Us 11/4 To Kick Off Your Motivation
We’re getting excited for NaNo and wanted to invite you to join us! I know it can sometimes be hard to find motivation or get past those blocks, but we’re here to help you keep focused and on track in your story! Register below if you’d like to join - it’s entirely free!
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Genre-Romance Romance Tropes with Cassandra Carr
In romance, tropes are a vital part of storytelling. But what exactly are tropes? Why are they important? If you’re a writer struggling with how to effectively use tropes, this workshop is for you. The major romantic tropes, what they are & how to use them How to choose one or more while...- CassandraCarr
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Craft You Can’t Copyright Tropes: But You Can Make Them Your Own with Tere Michaels
Tropes are both the building blocks of our writing and the magical potion that can take “been there, read that” to “omgincomprehensablewordsofhappy.” How do we take something that’s been done before and make it our own? First, we need to work out why certain tropes attract readers and what...- TereMichaels
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Plot-Structure-GMC Theme, Trope, & Premise with Joan Koster
In this workshop, we will explore what these hard-to-define terms mean and how to use them to form the underlying framework for powerful stories and impactful marketing. Learn how to twist tropes, weave in theme, and build a compelling premise that can be used in promoting the finished book.- joan koster
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Craft Adapting Fairy Tales and Public Domain Classics into Original Fiction with Midnight Voss
From well-worn fairytales to far flung fantasy, the tradition of drawing from beloved stories to create new and striking iterations has a long history. At the core of this story obsession are familiar tropes and relationship dynamics that keep us coming back to similar stories time and again...- midnight_voss
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Genre-Romance Meet-Cute Your Romance Trope with Anna Denisch
Tropes and cliches are useful tools you can use to help craft your story. But you can also break them to create a fresh breath of air in an otherwise stale plot. The romance genre has one of the most extensive lists of tropes around, and a collective of readers ready to defend them with...- Amdenisch
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