How to Show and Tell in Your Writing
When writers show and tell, they do more than just flatly report on what’s happened in the narrative line of the story.
Do You Need a Developmental Editor?
A developmental editor can guide you toward a final manuscript that successfully reflects your ideas, insight, and authorial voice.
Why You Need an Interior Designer for Your Self-Published Book
Learn about the crucial role an interior designer plays in the self-publishing process.
Find Your Writer’s Voice: How to Kill the Faux Writer
Learn how to listen for your genuine voice as you silence that demon, The Faux Writer, who may persistently be trying to intrude.
Writing and Publishing Resources, News & Advice
Discover resources to help with marketing your book and using a literary agent to your best benefit. With the right help, your book can succeed.
Elevate Your Book With a Sensitivity Read
If your book contains portrayals of people of color or other marginalized populations, it might benefit from a sensitivity read.
3 Ways To Combat Writer’s Block (No Weapons Needed!)
Almost every writer regularly encounters The Block, and most all of them find ways through it. Here’s how.
How to Begin Your Novel — and Why Beginnings Are Important
The beginning of a story is crucial. It can make the difference in gaining the attention of a prospective agent, acquisitions editor, and ultimately the reader. So, how do you start? Here are some suggestions to help you find your beginning.
5 Tips for Writing a Memoir About Trauma
Trauma creates chaos, while writing brings new order, imposing a beginning, middle, and an end. Here are some key suggestions for how to approach writing a memoir about trauma.
The Trauma Memoir: Forging Art From Adversity
How writing about trauma can benefit us — both emotionally and physically.