by Heidi Main, @HeidiMain Once you have the SEQ’s for your characters and you’ve walked through the Lindy Hop and you know what you’re going to write, you’re set to …
Lead Magnets to Promote Your New Release
by Jennifer Chastain, @JenniferCwrites Congratulations! You’ve just signed your first publishing contract—yay you! You’ve spent untold hours in front of your laptop, researching characters and locations, filled out your SEQ and …
Writers, Let’s Think Differently About Our Writing
by Tammy Karasek, @tickledpinktam There have been many conferences this year already, both online and in person. Maybe you’ve attended one or two yourself. While there, we may be hearing …
5 Words of Wisdom for Wannabe Writers
By Michelle Griep, @MichelleGriep For years I was a creative writer instructor, which has its pros and cons. It also has its own special kind of drudgery like answering the …
How to Conduct Research for Your Novel’s Setting When You Can’t Be There
By Carrie L. Weston, @carrieallbooks Many of us have seen it–social media posts of our favorite authors on a “research trip” to England, Greece, or some other location where they …