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How to Write a Psychological Thriller Story: 10 Top Tips

By Brittany Kuhn

how to write a psychological thriller story

Are you working on a psychological thriller novel? Do you need some help and guidance? In this post we’ll show you how to write a psychological thriller story.   1. Begin with the familiar. How It Helps Psychological trauma happens within the reader’s mind, so for your readers to buy into the mental and emotional roller coaster your main character is on, they need to … [Read more...] about How to Write a Psychological Thriller Story: 10 Top Tips

How to Describe a Smile in a Story

By Isobel Coughlan

how to describe a smile in a story

The focus of this post is on how to describe a smile in a story. Scroll down to get ideas on how the following 10 words can be used to describe smiles on the characters in your novel.   1. Creepy Definition Something that leaves you feeling frightened or nervous. Examples “The unknown man removed his mask to show the audience a creepy smile.” “Ellie always … [Read more...] about How to Describe a Smile in a Story

How to Write a Crime Short Story: 10 Top Tips

By Georgina Roy

how to write a crime short story

Crime fiction, regardless of the format – whether a short story, a novella, or a novel, comes in two forms: the protagonist will either solve a crime, or commit one. In the first type, i.e. solving a crime, we follow the protagonist as they use their brain and their skills to figure out who did the crime or what happened. In the second type of crime stories, we follow the … [Read more...] about How to Write a Crime Short Story: 10 Top Tips

How to Describe a Meadow in a Story

By Rebecca Parpworth-Reynolds

how to describe a meadow in a story

Are you writing a scene set in a meadow? Scroll down to get some ideas on how to describe a meadow in a story using the following 10 words.   1. Abundant Definition A lot of something. More than enough. Examples “The meadow stretched out as far as the eye could see, creating an abundant tapestry of colors and life.” “In the abundant meadow, a chorus of … [Read more...] about How to Describe a Meadow in a Story

How to Describe Awkwardness in Writing

By Isobel Coughlan

how to describe awkwardness in writing

If you need ideas on how to describe awkwardness in writing, you’ve come to the right place. Check out the following 10 words you can use to describe an awkward character.   1. Fumbled Definition To try to reach or hold something in a clumsy or awkward way. Examples “Anthony fumbled for the bag when his crush handed it to him. It was obvious he was extra … [Read more...] about How to Describe Awkwardness in Writing

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