by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt Let’s talk about writing a novel synopsis, shall we? Not a favorite topic of conversation, is it? Sometimes when writers hear the words “write a synopsis,” …
Bringing Authenticity to Your Setting When You’ve Never Been There
By Jennifer Deibel, @ThisGalsJourney One of the best things about writing and reading is getting to explore distant corners of the world without ever having to leave your couch. When …
Making Your Newsletter Work for You: PART 6
by Tari Faris, @FarisTari Welcome back to the final part of the Making Your Newsletter Work for You series. It has been so great to share with you how I …
Plotting Out the Novel
by Hallee Bridgeman, @halleeb When I am teaching, I am often asked what comes first, plot or characters. For me, I write character-driven stories. The characters and their conflicts and motivations are …
How to Know if You’re Overwriting: Tips to Trim the Fluff
By Mollie Joy Rushmeyer, @mollierushmeyer I debated calling this “Learn From My Mistakes: How to Avoid a 10,000-Word Trim Down in 72 Hours,” but it seemed a mouthful. But know …