Written by angelaquarles
30% of the people are going to like you no matter what, 30% will not like you no matter what, it's the 40% in the middle you need to worry about. How to apply this to critiques.
Written by angelaquarles
The method I used to ensure that my hero (living in 1834) sounded nothing like my heroine (modern-day American)
Written by kanatyler
Because I mention freelancing in this space, I’m often asked about where I find work, or if I can offer suggestions...
Written by angelaquarles
One way to immerse your reader deeper into your character in 3rd person is to use Deep POV. I discuss one method of achieving this by eliminating distancing phrases.
Written by angelaquarles
We've all heard we should avoid to-be verbs. Here's some concrete ways to convert them to more active prose.
Written by Stuart Nager
Telling original stories along traditional tales... a Storytelling Festival.
Written by EM Castellan
A guide to eliminating repetitions from your manuscript in 4 easy steps.
Written by EM Castellan
Writers in movies: are you like them? Find out here.
Written by Nick Hight
Have you ever come across dialogue that is meant to be inspiring, but just isn't? Found yourself cringing at a writer's attempt to be insightful? Here's how to avoid that in your own writing.
Written by Angela Ackerman
Cover Designer Scarlett Rugers answers MORE of your biggest questions about COVERS and working with a Designer! (Part 2)
Written by eayounker
It isn't always about posterity. Sometimes it is for yourself and your writing.
Written by SallyPoyton
Should fairy tales end with "happily ever after" or a more traditional, darker ending?
