The Guides of Ink: Article Topics

I would like to see an in depth post about foreshadowing and how to do it, as well as make it come naturally.

Everyone knows about "Writer's Block," but no one ever talks about losing their desire to write, or questioning whether or not they should continue. I call it Writer's Fatigue Syndrome. I think this is an important topic that needs to be discussed.

How about writing the perfect twist in a story? Every attempt I make to have a twist in my story, people see it coming miles away. Predictable if you will. How do you make an original twist in stories?

What about getting published? Like what are my best options? Do I need an agent or should I just keep sending in my manuscripts on my own or what?

Seeing the getting published topic made me get an idea of another good article that would be really helpful to every writer and member. Knowing your rights. Like your copyrights, how to protect your work from plagiarism or other things?

Writer's Fatigue Syndrome is a real syndrome but the question is, should a writer continue writing? Even if his or ability was lost at one time. I would say continue. When you start again after doing reviews, you get more crafted.

Writer Fatigue Syndrome. I can tell a difference from when I first started out til now. I learned to be open minded. Not more dareful but open minded to what aspects to concentrate in writing.

Writer Fatigue. When I get into a relationship, I want to stop and not write at all. But even writing can be fun if you find a time where you need comfort. Lately, I have seen here online that writing can help theraputic. So why argue with writing?

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