Since you’re here, I know you want to become a better writer and improve your writing skills. You want to write stories you can proudly share with the world instead of hiding them in embarrassment 😳
You’ve probably been reading writing tips, but you might still be a little confused about how “show, don’t tell” works and how to make your characters seem like real, living people. Actually those tips don’t seem to be saying much at all!
If you want any writing advice to be actually useful, you need to apply it to your writing. Doing writing exercises is the fastest way to do that and to become a better writer.
I want to give my blog readers more than just a handful of useful tips and that’s why I compiled these writing exercises in one place. You get the best exercises from my blog and from some of my paid products, and it’s all completely free.
You probably already know what you need to improve. Now you’ll find out HOW to do it.
Even if you did just one exercise per day, you’d improve your writing A LOT in less than two months and you’d get into the habit of writing daily. Imagine how much better your next story is going to be.
These are exercises I also share in my in-person classes, so you know they’re not just something I found on Pinterest and copied here. All of them are made with the purpose of helping you become a better, more confident writer, because everyone deserves to learn how to write well. Yes, even if you’re writing about cowboy vampires in space.
If you’re ready to start practising today, just fill in the form below and my loyal ravens will deliver you a link to the writing exercises on Google Docs.
