Wondering how to structure a book chapter? In this post, we break down the most effective ways to create an engaging chapter within your novel.

Stuck on how to structure a novel? Here are 6 different story structures to try out. Each method or story structure will work differently for different people and you might need a little experimenting to find one that’s right for you.

Plot structure can mean the difference between 50,000 words worth of beautiful descriptions, action-packed scenes, and witty dialogue—and an actual story.

Here on Daily (w)rite, author and editor Michael Dellert has spoken about how start a novel, a post that continues to be popular. Today he's here to talk about story structure, with fantastic tips on how to structure a novel, some of which I highlight below for you in blue. --------------------

Say goodbye to plotting woes with the simple, yet powerful W-Plot template. This user-friendly template is perfect for beginners and those who dread the plotting process. The W-Plot structure not only keeps your story on track but also allows for creative freedom, making the journey to the satisfying grand finale both enjoyable and rewarding. In our comprehensive guide, 'How to Write a Novel with the W-Plot Template', we break down the template step-by-step.

Outlining can be both the most exciting and sometimes the most difficult part of the writing process, especially when you’re trying to draft a novel in only 30 days. So I came up with a solut…

It is true that many writers won't emphasize on outlining a novel. After all, they write fascinating books without outlines. But, the importance of detailing the outline for your novel is enormous.

Struggling to write a synopsis for your novel? If you're planning to traditionally publish your novel, you need a synopsis when you query for an agent, but synopsis can also be a helpful tool for an indie author planning to self-publish. Swipe through the carousel to read my tips for writing a novel synopsis and the template I used for the synopsis of my current writing project.