7 Dramatic Drug Scene Mistakes That Ruin Credibility
If you’re looking for a way to write a believable dramatic drug scene, this article offers tips for what to avoid and how to use the real effects of drugs to weave a page-turner for readers
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Conquer Triathlon Transition Fear (Part 1): What You Need and Why
The transition during a triathlon race can be stressful and intimidating. This article is the first of a 3 part series to help conquer the transition, with practical tips and lists.
4 Tips For Those Stormy Writing Days: More Epiphanies From the World of Triathlon
This article offers tips for overcoming those stormy writing days and make progress to type “The End.”
3 Tips To Avoid the Editing Rut—Don’t Turn Your Manuscript Into an Ugly, Angry Attack Hamster!
Editing over and over can put writers in a never ending loop of perfection, keeping them from finishing a manuscript. This article offers tips for changing that behavior, leading to increased creativity and productivity.
3 Tips to Create A Believable Drug Smuggling Scene
So, you want to write a drug smuggling scene, but not sure where to start or how to make your character believable? Here are a few quick tips to get you started. 1. The Character: What does a typical smuggler look like? There’s no stereotypical character description. The smuggler (the “mule”) may be young or…
2 Steps to Better Cope With Those Inevitably Rough Days as a Writer
Being a writer can lead to many positive experiences, but also the lows of rejection, writer’s block, and emotionally challenging events. This article discusses how to address the lows to help improve motivation and creativity in teh long run.
The Frightening Link Between Emojis and 1,000,000s of Lethal Fentanyl Pills
This article uses humor to help explain the difficult and frightening topic of the use of emojis in illicit drug deals on smartphone apps and the association with fentanyl overdose deaths
4 Steps to Save Future Endurance Race Seasons After Epstein Barr Virus (EBV)
Epstein Barr Virus (EBV) can mimic symptoms of overtraining, but can devastate endurance training, racing, and recovery. It can also limit your future racing potential. This article discusses the symptoms and how to identify EBV.
4 Important Questions to Ask Before Writing Scenes With Emotionally Difficult Subjects
Writers should ask themselves 4 questions before writing scenes containing emotionally charged or sensitive subject matter. This article discusses why and how to apply the questions to fiction writing.
