Eight Tips For Writing An Epic Fight Scene

09/13/19 • 11 min

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With sky-high stakes, fast-paced action, and your characters’ adrenaline running high, fight scenes can be tricky to write.

Here’s the good news: No matter if you’re writing a sword fight, a bar room brawl, or a magical duel for the ages, Kristen is breaking down eight tips that will help you write an epic fight scene in today's episode!

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Episode Transcript: www.well-storied.com/fight
With sky-high stakes, fast-paced action, and your characters’ adrenaline running high, fight scenes can be tricky to write.

👉 Enjoy the show? Leave a rating & review! Both go a long way toward helping the podcast grow and reach new writers. 👈

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How to Format a Book When Self-Publishing

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Don’t underestimate the power of a quality interior book design.
If you're interested in self-publishing your work, it's important that you consider every element of your book's production, including how you'll format your book for easy reading. In today's episode, Kristen shares five common book formatting options to help you discover which is right for you and your book.
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Option #1: Vellum
Option #2: Scrivener Compile
Option #3: Book Design Templates
Option #4: Adobe InDesign
Option #5: Professional Book Formatting
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How to Make The Most of a Writing Challenge

Writing challenges can present great opportunities to improve your writing skills and commitment to the craft. But writing challenges have a dark side that isn’t often discussed.

The drive to produce a specific creative output, especially within a limited time, can introduce an unhealthy pressure to succeed. This pressure can then lead to creative burnout, a broken writing habit, and feelings inadequacy and shame. These results don’t benefit your writing practice or long-term creative success in any way.

Still, these potential consequences don’t mean you should avoid participating in writing challenges. In addition to the benefits I shared above, completing a challenge can provide a sense of creative accomplishment and motivation. But how do you gain these positive benefits without encountering unhealthy pressure and its consequences?

Good news, writer! Today, I’m sharing my top eight tips for making the most of a writing challenge. Let's dig in!

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