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Five Tips for Writing a Successful Query Letter to an Agent

Five Tips for Writing a Successful Query Letter to an Agent

by Stephanie Morrill | Jan 24, 2024 | Getting Published, Guest Posts, Writing As A Business

Today, we’re thrilled to have Mara Cobb with Martin Literary Management as our guest! That means these are real tips from a real agent who reads real query letters! Here’s a little bit about Mara, followed immediately by her helpful article: After earning...
3 Ways To Set Powerful Writing Goals

3 Ways To Set Powerful Writing Goals

by Stephanie Morrill | Jan 3, 2024 | Goals, Time Management

I’ve had an off-and-on relationship with writing goals over the years. There have been years when I set incredibly specific writing goals for myself. In January, I will do this. In February, I will do this. And so forth for the entire year. There have been other...
How to Write in December (and other busy months!)

How to Write in December (and other busy months!)

by Stephanie Morrill | Dec 13, 2023 | Author Life, Productivity, Time Management

Writing in December comes with unique challenges. Whether you have extra time on your hands (like Jill) or less time than you’re used to having (like me) there are tips in here for...
4 Ways To Add Length To Your Novels

4 Ways To Add Length To Your Novels

by Stephanie Morrill | Dec 6, 2023 | First Drafts, Writing

When writing a first draft of a novel, most writers tend to either write long (use more words than necessary) or write short (use too few words). You likely know which one you are. If you’re the type of writer who writes short, you’ll notice that when...
11 Things I’m Thankful For In My Writing Life

11 Things I’m Thankful For In My Writing Life

by Stephanie Morrill | Nov 22, 2023 | Writing, Writing Life

As a writer (and as a person, if I’m honest) it’s easy for me to fixate on what changes I would like to make. Contracts I wish I had, books I wish I’d written, writing time that I wish was longer, a social media following that I wish was bigger, and...
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