Write What You Know: Is It Still Good Advice?
“Write what you know” – timeless wisdom or outdated advice? We explore its relevance for writers in 2026 and beyond.
Ignite Momentum in Your Story with the First Plot Point
The first plot point is the part of the story where your protagonist has to make a decision that will determine what happens next.
How To Write The Inciting Incident
This pivotal moment sets the stage for the central conflict, hooks readers, and establishes the trajectory of your narrative.
How to Create a Great Hook for Your Story
We live in a world where a lot of things are competing for people’s attention. That is why a compelling hook at the start of your story is more important than ever.
One Month to Debut
Today it is 30 days left until my debut as an author. My book, Flykten, is available for pre-order on several book sites and has appeared on Boktugg’s website.
A Secret About Writers
Writers can sometimes be seen through a glamorous lens. People think that we are mysterious, enigmatic, inspired and sometimes a bit melancholic.
My Writing Year 2022
2022 has been a year of writing, although it has had its ups and downs. In this post I will tell you a little bit more about how it went.
Activate Your Inner Editor
Once your first draft is written and has rested for a few weeks, it’s time to edit. It is time to activate your inner editor.
“Write What You Know”
Everyone who writes has heard the expression “write what you know” – but is it any good advice? During a panel at the Stockholm Writers Festival 2022, various writers discussed the pros and cons of this advice, and these are my takeaways from the panel.
The Art of Editing
Everyone who writes books knows that editing is a big part of the writing process. I’ve just finished editing the first round of my rough draft of Northern Lights. Here are some thoughts on editing.