A 6-Step Editing Timeline for (Self-Publishing) Authors by Linnea Gradin
When should we get an editor? What should we do with our work before that? Linnea Gradin explains it all in her 6-step editing timeline!
When should we get an editor? What should we do with our work before that? Linnea Gradin explains it all in her 6-step editing timeline!
Today I’m sharing “Be a NaNoWriMo Rebel (Or Not) by Jasper Ezekiel.” But first an introduction by me, the blog editor, and creativity coach for writers, Beth Barany. (This article first appeared in Creativity...
What is resistance and how could I ever possibly overcome it? Discover how to resist your writer’s resistance with Catherina Bramkamp.
Laurel Osterkamp shares tips for mastering banter for dynamic character relationships. Add depth and fun to your character’s interactions!
Editor Kristin Noland gently explains what to expect from professional editing. Editors are people too, there’s no need to be nervous!
Lee deLacy shows us how to use the writing program Scrivener to plan out novel by teaching us how to search through metadata and more!
Catharine Bramkamp shares some vital tips to survive your first public reading. Grab some lunch and steel yourself, you can do this!
Linnea Gradin has learned some lessons in storytelling from these three wintry tales and now she wants to share them with you.
Author Laurel Osterkamp shares ten whole tips on how she has created an effective book launch in the past and how you can in the future!
If you feel stuck, it’s time to return to the goal, motivation, conflict, and need of your story. Find out how with Kat Caldwell.
Sometimes the hardest part of writing is starting. Kirsten McNeill shares her take on the positive pre-writing ritual to help you get going.
Is there ever a time where procrastination is not procrastination? Find out with LA Bourgeois as she discusses the procrastination process!
Laurel Osterkamp explains how to use the enneagram for character development. Try using it next time you want to build a character!
Catherine Bramkamp explains what she means by “reading to write” by sharing some entries from her reading journal with us.
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