Write well. Write often. Edit wisely.
Ever thought about writing a book series? A reader asks for tips about writing a series.
Are your characters and plot so predictable that even you are bored? Add surprises to make stories fresh and characters engaging.
Chapter endings have at least two purposes—to look back at what’s already happened and look forward to what might happen. Both characters and readers benefit from the dual purposes of chapter endings.
Writers can’t write novels of any length, not if they want to be published traditionally. Word count is important, especially for the first-time novelist.
Not everyone will like what you write and how you write it. An encouragement when the voice of detractors seems louder than the voice of your fans.
The reader will focus on what stands out. Turn the reader's attention where you want it to go.
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