How Authors Can Get More Media Coverage by Sarah Ramsey
Sarah Ramsey shares tips on how to get more media coverage. It all starts in your local area, try reaching out to the community and see what happens!
Sarah Ramsey shares tips on how to get more media coverage. It all starts in your local area, try reaching out to the community and see what happens!
Laurel Osterkamp wants you to know that literary tropes are like french fries, a good treat that can be used to add flavor to a story.
Jasper Ezekiel shares three ways to get collaborative writing done, with writers and those that don’t dabble. Collaborate! It’s great!
Kristen McNeill shares how to research while avoiding the writing research rabbit hole. Find out in four steps how to do it!
Do you struggle to write? Catharine Bramkamp thinks you might need a room of your own. Here are some ways to work with what you have.
It’s okay to play pretend when you’re an adult! Jasper Ezekiel explains how collaborative writing is just like playing with your friends.
LA Bourgeois shares how learning to write funny improved all her writing! Try cracking a joke in your next piece and see what happens.
Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer shares some important tips on how to respectfully and impactfully write cultures that are not your own.
This is how Andrea Redier recommends setting up your work so you can stay a freelance editor as long as you want based on her own experience.
Catherine Bramkamp shares her tips on how to talk to an agent. Get in there, follow the script, then shut up and take the win!
Laurel Osterkamp talks about which tropes to avoid if you want to write an engaging novel that empowers the characters you write about.
I have mixed feelings about the use of AI (Chat GPT etc,), particularly as someone living in a capitalist society. While I didn’t create this economic system, I must navigate within it, just like...
Simple and Powerful Storytelling Structure with Leon Conrad – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 139 “ Because It’s grounded on a very simple principle. Story, well told, well crafted, well structured, will have...
Are you stuck writing romantic subplot pitfalls? Gala Russ shares 3 common examples and what to do about them when they happen. Be prepared!
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