Editing, Book Formatting, Custom & Premade Book Covers, and Book Shepherding for Self-Published Authors
After a week off to recover from bronchitis, I am back to share a great post from Live Write Thrive guest author Dawn Field. This post gives you some tips on how to evoke the feelings you want in your writing without using too many words. Read it, and see…
Leave a CommentI’ve picked this post from Jane Friedman as this Sunday’s reblog because I’ve already found it personally helpful and have passed it onto one of my authors, who is working on his second self-published title. There is a lot to learn as a self-published author, and this handy checklist can…
Leave a CommentThis year, take your writing resolutions beyond wishful maybes and make them happen. Here are five ways you can make better writing resolutions this year. Source: 5 Ways to Make Better Writing Resolutions in 2016 – Helping Writers Become Authors
Leave a CommentThis is a very informative article on the differences between showing and telling and the gradations of each. There are great examples of how to use this knowledge to improve your fiction mindfully. Source: This Itch of Writing: the blog: Showing and Telling: the basics
Leave a CommentShould your characters change during your story? The state of your the actors in your plot can drive your story or make it stagnant. This excerpt from an older post at WritersDigest.com is worth another look. Read on. 4 Ways to Motivate Characters and Plot Some of your…
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