7 tips to improve your writing
3 October 2020
No Comments
Writing a novel can be overwhelming. When I first started, there was so much to learn and at times, it felt overwhelming. Here are the
Search Results
Day: October 3, 2020
7 tips to create engaging character arcs
3 October 2020
No Comments
Characters are one of the most important elements to keep readers reading. It doesn’t matter if your story is action packed with explosives going off
Importance of point of view in writing
3 October 2020
No Comments
So, you’ve got a killer story on your hands and want to develop your characters as much as possible. Before you go overboard, one of
Show v. tell (aka describe v. explain)
3 October 2020
No Comments
This is probably the most common writing advice. If you haven’t heard about it, you will now – it’s everywhere. But what is it? What
What is ‘voice’ and can you develop it?
3 October 2020
No Comments
It seems all editors and literary agents search for “voice” in a story. Without it, we’re told, we’re doomed to failure. Probably the most annoying
How much should you care about psychic distance?
3 October 2020
No Comments
So, you’ve written your book and sent it off to critique partners, beta readers, or editors and one of their feedback is that they are
5 tips to self-edit your novel
3 October 2020
No Comments
So, you’ve finished your first draft and getting ready to query literary agents or self-publish your masterpiece. But not so fast. As great as you
Which type of edits do you need?
3 October 2020
No Comments
Many people think that editing is proofreading – checking for spelling mistakes and making sure the correct punctuation and grammar is used. While proofreading is
A 9-point plan to my writing routine
3 October 2020
No Comments
If you’ve read My journey to writing the best story in the universe, you’d know that I didn’t read or write ever since I was
Should you self publish or traditionally publish?
3 October 2020
No Comments
After months, or most likely years of stress, fatigue, frustration, and hopefully joy in between, you’ve finally finished your manuscript and now trying to figure