Learn from five mistakes that contributed to a “failed” novel, as well as important tips about how you can avoid them in your own story. Source: 5 Lessons From a Lost Novel – Helping Writers Become Authors
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Writer’s Edit – 6 Top Tips For Dealing With Criticism Of Your Writing
As a writer, you’ll hear feedback about your work in many different contexts. Notes from your editor; comments from beta readers or writing group buddies; reviews from readers… There are so many avenues for responses to your writing – and not all of those responses are going to be positive. (Read More…)
Editor Rejects Her Own Story
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9 Simple Ways To Sharpen Your Manuscript – Writer’s Edit
When you’ve finally finished your manuscript after thousands of hours of work, the last thing you want to hear is that there’s more work to be done. But unfortunately, that’s the simple truth of the matter. Finalising your draft is an enormous achievement, but now’s not the time to rest on your laurels! There’s still aContinue reading “9 Simple Ways To Sharpen Your Manuscript – Writer’s Edit”
Six Ways To Self-Edit & Polish Your Prose
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Whether you are new to writing or an old pro, brushing up on the basics is always helpful. Because no matter how GOOD the story is? If the reader is busy stumbling over this stuff, it ruins the fictive dream and she will never GET to the story.…
Things and Stuff
It has been brought to my attention that I suck at updating this blog. Honestly, I’ve been pretty busy for the past couple of months, and the last month in particular. So here’s a quick recap of everything that’s been going on since my last post. 1. I took over the “Doctor Who Project” columnContinue reading “Things and Stuff”
