Seven Steps of Self-Editing: How to Polish Your Manuscript to Perfection
Congratulations on completing your manuscript! But writing is only half the battle. Now, it’s time to refine, polish, and ensure your work shines. Here’s a […]
Best YA Book Review Blogs For Reading Recommendations Teens Will LOVE!
Young Adult (YA) literature has seen a massive surge in popularity over the last couple of decades, and with this surge, there’s been an increase […]
Best sites for writer and authors
Here’s a compilation of some of the most informative and valuable websites for writers and authors, each with a brief description: These sites offer a […]
Mastering Multi-POV: Juggling Multiple Perspectives in Your Novel
Ah, the multi-POV (point-of-view) narrative. It’s like hosting a dinner party with a bunch of loud, opinionated guests and trying not to let any of […]
Embracing Ambiguity: How and When to Leave Questions Unanswered
Here’s the unvarnished truth: Readers are a lot smarter than many give them credit for. They don’t always need to be spoon-fed every answer. Sometimes, […]
Bridging Genres: The How-Tos of Hybrid Fiction
There’s a quiet revolution happening in the literary world. It’s the era of genre-blending, where authors dare to tread the lines between established categories. Why […]
Setting as Character: Making Your Locations Come Alive
It’s no secret that a story’s setting can hold as much weight as its characters. The howling winds of the moors in “Wuthering Heights” or […]
Twists on Tropes: Reimagining the Classics in Modern Fiction
Tropes. They’re the familiar narrative elements that pop up in stories again and again — from the Chosen One to the Love Triangle. But before […]
Beyond Prose: Incorporating Mixed Media in Your Narrative
In our dynamic digital age, storytelling isn’t limited to mere words. The inclusion of mixed media – be it images, hyperlinks, audio snippets, or even […]
Dynamic Duos: Writing Compelling Relationships and Friendships
In the great stage of fiction, relationships and friendships are the unsung heroes, often driving narratives as much as (if not more than) plot twists […]
