Just a short post today to share both some good news and bad news. The bad news is, I’m taking a little rest from PsychWriter.

Where psychology meets writing.
Just a short post today to share both some good news and bad news. The bad news is, I’m taking a little rest from PsychWriter.
Writers know emotion in writing is important, I have no doubt I’m preaching to the converted. Human emotion is one of the most powerful experiences
I’m going to be honest, 2018 has been intense! It’s been a lot of work, but it’s also been truly rewarding. As it comes to
Following on from the last post, where we explored how important emotion is in story, now we’re going to delve into how we can do
Our brain is driven by emotion. I know we like to think we’re rational beings, applying the rules of logic calmly and sensibly to those
So, exploring the fourth way we can create curiosity in our readers in this weeks focus. We know we can do it through questions, the
We now know curiosity is an important psychological process writers want to capture in their writing. Last week we discovered we can do that by
After discussing the power of curiosity and why writers need to harness it, here’s the first instalment of four articles that explore exactly how we
Long before I was a writer, I was a psychologist. The study of the whys of what we do drew me like the smell of
To make a character real, they need to mirror the reality that we experience. This is a challenge, because the world each person lives in
We’ve all had those moments where you act now, think later. Moments where you slam on the brakes when you see a Chihuahua on the
I’ve said it before, but I’m going to say it again – connecting with fellow lovers of the written word is the best part of
Good people making bad choices is something that many of us struggle to fathom. I mean, surely if they were ‘good’ then they would ultimately
Personality disorders are fascinating–many are comparatively rare and they all lead to some pretty unreasonable and difficult to understand behaviours…which kind of makes them ideal
As we explored last week, relationships are complex, and romantic ones are certainly no different (they are possibly the poster child for complicated…). Psychology has
Relationships are a complicated beast, and if you write romance like me, then you’re wed (pun intended) to the HEA (happily ever after) ending. But
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