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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...
3 Tips For Creating An Authentic Story Setting For Your Novel

3 Tips For Creating An Authentic Story Setting For Your Novel

by Stephanie Morrill | Nov 15, 2023 | Guest Posts, Setting, World Building

Gillian Bronte Adams writes YA epic fantasy novels, including the award-winning Of Fire and Ash and The Songkeeper Chronicles. She loves strong coffee, desert hikes, and trying out new soup recipes on crisp fall nights. Her favorite books are the ones that make your...
Make Sure Your Submission Is Ready Before You Submit to an Agent or Editor

Make Sure Your Submission Is Ready Before You Submit to an Agent or Editor

by Jill Williamson | Nov 8, 2023 | Editing, Getting Feedback On Your Writing, Getting Published, Lists for Writers, Writing, Writing As A Business

Editors and agents are busy people. If you have been invited to submit chapters or a full manuscript to them, take extra time to ensure that you are sending out your best work. To help you make the best first impression, I’ve created a Submission Checklist. Use this...
4 Ideas To Help You Get Over Obsessively Rewriting Chapter One

4 Ideas To Help You Get Over Obsessively Rewriting Chapter One

by Stephanie Morrill | Nov 1, 2023 | First Drafts

Obsessively rewriting the first chapter or two of my book was one of the first hurdles I had to get over as a new writer. Story beginnings felt easy and fun to me. I would write my first few chapters, or my first few scenes, and excitedly pass them out to my friends....
Using Multiple POVs In Your Novel: How To Do It Well and What To Watch Out For (And A Giveaway!)

Using Multiple POVs In Your Novel: How To Do It Well and What To Watch Out For (And A Giveaway!)

by Stephanie Morrill | Oct 25, 2023 | Characters, Fantasy, Guest Posts, Point of View

Gillian Bronte Adams writes YA epic fantasy novels, including the award-winning Of Fire and Ash and The Songkeeper Chronicles. She loves strong coffee, desert hikes, and trying out new soup recipes on crisp fall nights. Her favorite books are the ones that...
Don’t Hide Your Emotion—How to Write with Feeling

Don’t Hide Your Emotion—How to Write with Feeling

by Jill Williamson | Oct 18, 2023 | Creativity, Editing, Guest Posts, Learning from Other Authors, Practicing, Writing, Writing Exercise

Callie Thomas is an indie author who loves all things fairy tales—including twisting tales of her own. Her favorite stories have a mix of sweet romance, laughter, and a pinch of magic. When she’s not writing, she enjoys playing board games, reading at the beach,...
Writing a New Story: Using the Story Equation’s Lindy Hop Plot Structure

Writing a New Story: Using the Story Equation’s Lindy Hop Plot Structure

by Jill Williamson | Oct 11, 2023 | Brainstorming, First Drafts, Learning from Other Authors, NaNoWriMo, Plot, Story Structure, Writing

For the past few months, I’ve been taking you through my process of developing my upcoming Blood of Kings Legends short novel using The Story Equation by Susan May Warren. This story is about Guy and Girl. (I cannot yet share their names because my contracts says I...
How To Feel Excited When It’s Time To Write

How To Feel Excited When It’s Time To Write

by Stephanie Morrill | Oct 4, 2023 | Creativity, First Drafts, Productivity, Writing Life

Isn’t it great when you feel excited to write? Yes, I have developed a writing routine that I faithfully stick to, and I believe in sitting down to write even when I don’t feel like it. I think the path to success as a writer is best built with good...
Help, My Story Idea Is Too Ambitious!

Help, My Story Idea Is Too Ambitious!

by Stephanie Morrill | Sep 27, 2023 | First Drafts, Guest Posts

Gillian Bronte Adams writes YA epic fantasy novels, including the award-winning Of Fire and Ash and The Songkeeper Chronicles. She loves strong coffee, desert hikes, and trying out new soup recipes on crisp fall nights. Her favorite books are the ones that make your...
Congratulations to the 2023 100-for-100 Finishers!

Congratulations to the 2023 100-for-100 Finishers!

by Stephanie Morrill | Sep 26, 2023 | 100-for-100

We are super proud to announce the names of our 56 finishers of the 100-for-100 writing challenge! These writers wrote a combined 1,644,467 words, with an average of 29,365.48 words per person. So impressive! Abby CionaAbigail Kay HarrisAinsley JustusAlyAmiko...
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