Here’s a tip for all your writers to remember, when revising your work. Follow this advice and you’re editor will thank you.
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Strong Writing Made Easier
Here’s an article that can help us writers tighten up our manuscripts before publication. If you enjoy this article, pleas comment on the original blog and give it a like and a share or two.
Author Talk – Apply These 7 Editing Techniques Before Your Next Query
The post linked here has the link to the episode that inspired mine on scene dumps. Check it out and you’ll see why.
via Author Talk – Apply These 7 Editing Techniques Before Your Next Query
Tips for Revising your work: Scene Dumps
In today’s episode of Inspirational Journeys, I share some revising tips in response to my friends episode about unnecessary words on her podcast this morning. Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Tips for revising your work https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/episodes/Tips-for-revising-your-work-e3qols Is revising easy or difficult? Do you have any tips you’d like to share … Read more
Reasons to Love Editing Your Novel
If you are like me and don’t particularly like the editing process, here are some reasons you should love it. If you enjoy this blog post, pleast leave comments on the original blog. You may also want to give it a like and a share or two.
Until next time, happy writing and editing.
Why you need to have Beta Readers
Here ae several reasons why you should consider finding beta readers for your work. This post also gives some tips for working with beta readers once you find the ones that are the right fit for your genre
Writing Tight
Here is a great tip for tightening your manuscript. The author uses examples to show you the difference in wordy passages and their tightened counterparts.
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What To Do After A Literary Rejection
For those of you who submit to a variety of magazines and journals, here is a bit of encouragement to remember when you get rejected.
Is Writing Still Fun?
Let me answer that here. Yes, writing is still fun! Sometimes revisions can be fun as well, so don’t think that writing is a grueling task, no matter what other people say about your chosen profession.
Say Yes to the ReDress
Here is some valuable advice for writers who either hire an editor or query an agent and get a book deal with a publisher. Find out why you should take the suggestions of your editor to improve your book.
Writing Tip: My Grammarly Experience
Hello everyone, how is everybody on this lovely and blessed Sunday evening/Monday morning, depending on where you are in the world? Today I want to talk to you about a fabulous writing tool that I just started using and why I recommend it for all you writers out in the blogosphere. As a professional … Read more
7 steps to take before submitting your manuscript to an editor
via 7 Steps To Take Before Submitting Your Manuscript To An Editor I need to take many of these editing steps into consideration myself. I hope you find this post helpful.
5 Reasons to Print Out Your Work In Progress
via 5 Reasons to Print Out Your Work In Progress Being a blind author, this won’t work for me, so with that being said, I can just open it on my kindle app, with iBooks on my phone or iPad, or I simply read my work with my screen reader and Braille display to catch … Read more
Character conversation
Hello everyone, Today we’re going to eavesdrop on a conversation between Hannah, the wise old matron of the Big Church, and Becca Martin’s cousin Lizzy Jordah. Won’t you come join me? Hay Hannah, I have a question. What’s that my dear? I wonder why Ann wrote the ending of A Journey of Faith the way … Read more
I finally finished my NaNoWriMo novel
Hey Y’all, Even though November and NaNoWriMo have come to an end before I reached 50K words this year, I’m proud to say that I am still a winner! My total WIP for Epiphany High was 54747. Although I had to finish the Novel two weeks after NaNoWriMo ended, due to my daughter’s illness while … Read more
Character interview with Becca Martin, from A Journey of Faith
Good Morning everybody. As I promised in my last blog post, today I am here with Becca Martin. Sheis the protagonist in my novel entitled A Journey of Faith. Before we get started, let me warn you, she has told me that she refuses to give anything away about the story I am rewriting and … Read more
My book is calling to me
I have a question for you writers out there. Have you ever felt like your book, or your story idea was calling your name as you worked on something else? Well, that’s happening to me today. I saw a scene playing out in my head as I was doing some work online As I work … Read more