Show, don’t tell: how to apply it without stress
Find out what it is "show, don’t tell", why it makes writing more engaging and how to apply it in your stories (with many practical ideas).
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February 13, 2026
Everything for children, Delphine de Vigan
A protagonist who would like to build a fairy world for herself, but instead falls into the abyss: Melanie's story.
July 1, 2025
The value of the evaluation card: the history of Elisa Cugliandro
"The dancer who ran away from love" It is the third book that Elisa has entrusted to us on the Scrivantes team. This time, But, instead of starting with editing right away, our author followed the Scrivantes path in its most updated form and started from the evaluation sheet. How it went? Let's find out in this interview.
May 6, 2025
Artificial intelligence for text writing: it will steal our jobs?
It's more than legit, for a writer, wondering if these amazing computer gadgets will supplant the creative work of human beings. But don't worry: in this article, We will try to clarify without alarmism. Why, I'll tell you right away, the human being still has something that AI does not have.
May 8, 2023
Stardust at Neil Gaiman, between enchantment and censorship
A love story in the fairy kingdom, censored by Mondadori. Why? Let's find out in this article, dedicated to the great Neil Gaiman!
March 30, 2023
1Q84, Haruki Murakami
1Q84: the enigma of the title, the multisensory style, references to Japanese folklore. Discovering Haruki Murakami's masterpiece.
March 30, 2023
Dark: Tarchetti and the Scapigliatura rebellion
A gripping novel, genuine and passionate, unfairly dismissed by critics: (ri)let's find out together!
March 30, 2023
The Wizard of Oz: books, reflections and curiosities
Everything you need to know about the first two books of the Oz saga, much more raw and adult than the famous film shot in 1939!
March 30, 2023