We all have our little darlings, words, lines, scenes, chapters, that we love. Then a critique partner or an editor...
Editing & Writing Advice
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Editing for word count can be the most freeing experiences an author can endure. Yes, we hate to think that even one...
Wtite the Vision Wednesday: Action->Result
There is a video game I like to play. Throughout the game, you are given choices to carry things with you, to tell the...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Finding a balance between drama and melodrama can be very hard sometimes. Today, let’s take a look at some of the...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Writing humor isn’t as easy as it looks. If it were, everyone would be a comedian. For this reason, authors should use...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Voice: what is it that distinguishes an author in the vast world of publishing? Many forums are built on this...
Thursday’s Tips: Word Choice
So many elements go into making a manuscript strong. One of the top ones for me as a writer, reader, and editor is...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Although the art of fiction lies within the author’s ability to create a world for the reader to visit and leave her...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Recently, I asked fellow writers what advice they’d been given from other sources concerning opening scenes and what...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Writing a series of novels does not give an author the right to leave the reader dangling mid-plot at the end of any...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
When you look at this picture, what do you see? Do you see a picture of a beautiful, but shy, younger woman or do you...
Tactical Tuesday: Advice for Self-Editing
Deep point of view (DPOV) is the new trend in fiction. This is not to say that all authors will want to use this...
