Narrative is powerful. It can entertain, inform, and persuade — but most importantly, it can forge deep, meaningful, and lasting connections. writingforward.com/creative-writi…

They’re, There, and Their Homophones are words that sound the same when pronounced out loud but have different meanings. They pop up all over the place as typos and misspellings... writingforward.com/grammar/homoph…

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Storytelling Exercise: Three Acts The three-act structure is one of the simplest and most effective ways to outline or analyze a story and its structure. writingforward.com/writing_exerci…

Journal Prompts to Tickle Your Funny Bone writingforward.com/writing-prompt…

Who/Whom If you can answer the question with "him" then you use ‘whom.’ --> they both end in ‘m’. If you can answer the question with “he,” use ‘who.’ -Whom are you going to the concert with? -I'm going with him. -Who broke the toaster? -He did.

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Revising Your Writing If you want to produce better writing, revisions are absolutely essential. writingforward.com/better-writing…

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Today I’d like to share some tips for reading poetry. These tips will make the experience better with the ultimate goal of improving your own poetry writing. writingforward.com/poetry-writing…

What’s a story? Is it character? Plot? Conflict? Change? Why do some stories fall flat with audiences while others sweep the globe, captivating people in every corner of the world? writingforward.com/storytelling/s…

Today’s writing exercise comes from "101 Creative Writing Exercises," which takes you on a journey through different forms and genres while providing writing techniques, practical experience, and inspiration. writingforward.com/writing_exerci…

Philosophy-Inspired Writing Prompts writingforward.com/writing-prompt…

The Benefits of Keeping a Gratitude Journal writingforward.com/writing-tips/g…

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Grammar Rules: Split Infinitives writingforward.com/grammar/gramma…

Poets use all types of imagery to make a poem come alive, so readers can feel it, and not just emotionally. writingforward.com/poetry-writing…

Creating Characters That Resonate writingforward.com/storytelling/c…

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