How To Be A Better Writer: The Creative Writing Life, #4
By Kate Krake
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Empower Your Life. Empower Your Writing.
Every writer strives to improve; to write something more than the first thing they wrote, to write something finer than the last thing they wrote.
Every writer wants to advance their craft, develop deeper ideas, write from their own truest selves, live more fully in their creativity.
Every writer wants to be a better writer.
And here are 100 ways for you, Writer, to become better.
The book is divided into six themes:
- Author Mindset
- The Writing Process
- Learning
- Creativity
- The Writer's Health
- The Writing Community
Get your copy of How To Be A Better Writer now, and set to making real change in your writing life for the better.
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How To Be A Better Writer - Kate Krake
HOW TO BE A BETTER WRITER
IDEAS ON CREATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH FOR AUTHORS
KATE KRAKE
INKWELL & ELM
CONTENTS
Introduction
Author Mindset
Stop Calling Yourself An Aspiring Writer
Understand You Can Always Improve
Find Your Own Reasons To Write
Create Deep Value
Write Whatever You Want
Write For Yourself First
Live to Write (but don't forget to live)
Let The Difficulties of Life Happen
Consider Quitting
Forget The Tortured Artist
Harness Your Self-Doubt For Good
Focus On Your Growth
Only Focus On What You Can Control
Decide What Kind Of Writer You Want To Be
Find Your Core Values, As A Person, As A Writer
Create Your Own Permission
Call Yourself A Writer
Treat Yo Self
Recognize the Difference Between Fear and Intuition
Learn to Work With Fear
Hold Goals Loosely
Understand What Writer's Block Really is
Only Compete With Yourself
Compare Yourself to Yourself
The Writing Process
Write Regularly
Try Writing Skeleton Drafts
Ignore Publishing Advice Until You've Got Something Ready To Publish
Find Your Creative Time Zone
Ensure You've Got Good Tools
Write Messy
Finish Everything You Start
Keep A Notebook
Keep A Journal
Let It Take As Long As It Takes
Forget ‘Pantser’ Or ‘Plotter’
Accept There is No Silver Bullet Process
Combine Process Approaches
You Have Your Own Core Process
Write Short Stories
Write Flash Fiction
Write Poetry
Embrace Your Weird
If Your Story Is Stuck, Stop Working On It
Write What Scares You
Practice Deep Work
Claim A Scared Writing Time
Learn to Focus
Vary Your Output Tools
Balance Ideation and Routine Word Making
Write Playfully
Practice Dangling Carrot
Motivation
Give Yourself A Defined Internet Time
Try A Writing Ritual
Create An Accountability System
Learning
Read A Lot (and not just in the genre you write in)
Read In The Genre You Write In
Learn From Non-Book Stories
Study Style Manuals
Study Genre Theory
Study The Tropes Of Your Genre
Read Writing You Don't Like
Forget ‘Write What You Know’
Read Non-Fiction That Has Nothing To Do With What You're Writing
Analyze One or More Chapters of Your Favorite Novel
Take In As Much Writing Advice As You Can
Learn To