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How to Transport Your Reader

How to Transport Your Reader

by Jill Williamson | Jan 17, 2024 | Description, Editing, Learning from Other Authors, Point of View, Writing

Becky Dean is a fan of adventures both real and fictional. She writes contemporary stories of teens finding themselves and falling in love in fun, far-off places and science fiction stories about young people traveling to new planets (and also falling in love)....
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...
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,...
What I Learned From My Editors: Dialogue Attribution

What I Learned From My Editors: Dialogue Attribution

by Jill Williamson | Apr 19, 2023 | Dialogue, Editing, Punctuation, Tips From Editors

As I’ve been mentoring my Blood of Kings Legends authors, I’ve found myself going back to some of the things I learned from my first few editors in the publishing industry. These were the people who taught me many of the hard and fast “rules” of writing that I missed...
Mistakes I’ve Made So You Don’t Have To: Trying To Make My Book Be About Too Many Things

Mistakes I’ve Made So You Don’t Have To: Trying To Make My Book Be About Too Many Things

by Stephanie Morrill | Mar 22, 2023 | Editing, Theme

Whenever I teach about how to accept feedback from others regarding your work, I always say something along the lines of, “If it’s just one persons opinion, weigh that differently than if multiple critiquers are saying it to you.” So a few months...
5 Tips For Getting Your Novel’s Pacing Right

5 Tips For Getting Your Novel’s Pacing Right

by Stephanie Morrill | Jan 4, 2023 | Editing, First Drafts

Happy 2023! I’m freshly home from lovely Gulf Breeze, Florida, so I’m feeling good about the new year! I kinda wanted to talk about goals today because . . . well, because I’m me. I love talking about goals at any time of year, but the energy in...
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