We explore how to write in the voice of a child, with examples and some exercises to help you get into the perspective of a child
Category: Writing exercises
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Generating ideas for stories is easy when you have creative methods to jog loose new associations and connections. Try these fun ways.
In creative writing, practice is key. Try these creative writing exercises for deeper characterization. Use every detail, from appearance to movement, gesture, voice, habit, and reputation to make your characters great:
‘What exercises can I do to improve my writing craft?’ Writing often and reading a lot are common answers given to this question. Writing exercises targeting specific aspects of craft help too. Dip into these fun, practical writing workouts on using tenses correctly:
Creative writing prompts provide a useful way to jog inspiration. Try these creative writing exercises focused on individual elements of storytelling: