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How to get your documentary story straight

Peter Dale recalls a time when perfecting structure proved essential.

Write page-turning crime fiction: six tips for suspense

Award-winning crime writer and guest tutor Sarah Hilary shares her tips on writing suspense.

The rise of short fiction: storytelling for the digital generation

We explain how many novelists develop their skills by writing short fiction.

Four ways storytelling helps you and your business

Kris Evans explains how storytelling can improve your business inside and out.

How therapeutic writing can help improve mental health

Carol Ross explains the benefits of therapeutic writing workshops.

The therapeutic benefits of walking and writing

Victoria Field explains the benefits of combining writing and walking.

Why we love crime fiction

Mo Harber-Lamond explores the development of crime fiction, and why we get so much enjoyment from reading about criminals, murders and the solving of mysteries.

Write Advice: what brands can learn from Hollywood

Business storyteller Park Howell explains what the world of business can learn from Hollywood.

Write Advice: how stories help you connect with your customers

Business storyteller Park Howell talks about using stories in B2B marketing.

How to handle the dreaded adverb

Helen Shipman gives her advice on how to handle the dreaded adverb.

If you have to write for your job, get some training

Piers Alder explains why learning how to write persuasively can boost the impact of your business.

Write Advice: Mary-Anne Harrington on open submissions

Mary-Anne Harrington talks to Writing a Novel students about open submissions and the definition of literary fiction.