Two Stories, One Book: Writing with Dual Timelines
Dual timelines are a way to tell two connected stories in one book. Usually, one timeline is set in the past, and the other is set in the present (or future). The chapters will switch between these time periods, revealing how old events keep shaping what happens now. Conflict is the core of any story, […]
Living the Story: Writing in Second Person Point of View
You’ve probably come across stories written in first person (“I”) or third person (“he” or “she”) most of the time. But there’s another, less common way to tell a story: second person. In second-person point of view (POV), the narrator speaks directly to you, turning you into a character in the story. It can feel […]