Grabbing your reader from the get-go is probably the single most important task for your first chapter. Here are some tips on how to do just that.
Writing And Selling Short Fiction With Matty Dalrymple
Not everyone writes and sells novels all the time. At the same time, not everyone has the inclination to read novels all the time. Sometimes it’s nice to mix things up. Here are some tips on cashing in on that.
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How to Get Some Writing Done: Discipline vs. Enthusiasm
Some great ideas to keep you pressing on when things are getting tough.
7 Ways Writing Saves Us When Life Is Hard
How to keep the words flowing when the world all around you seems to have gone crazy.
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Why Writers Should Trust Their Story Instinct
Trusting your gut is something that can make you and your writing truly unique.
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Captain America’s 10-Step Guide to Writing a Likable Hero
In order for your readers to like your book, you need to give them likable characters. Ones that they can identify with and care about. Here are some helpful hints on how to do just that.
How to Publish Your Science Fiction Novel
Sometimes finding an avenue for publication of your science fiction novel is the hardest thing.
indieLAB: The Rise of Self-Publishing 3.0
From Writer’s Digest:
What is Self-Publishing 3.0? Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi) founder Orna Ross explains the shift from the earliest iterations of self-publishing to today’s landscape with Self-Publishing 3.0.
The Benefits of a Clueless Character
A great way to deal with providing your readers with much-needed information without info dumps and endless backstory.
Odd Sock Proofreading & Copyediting 