Write well. Write often. Edit wisely.
You’ll find a lot of articles at this blog that encourage the new writer. Writers come to writing for many reasons, and not all will have a background in writing, fiction, or literature. And while I will forever encourage writers to begin writing at any time and for whatever reason, I do want to further […]
I challenge you–writer or editor–to strengthen one of your writing skills this next year.
The lure of fresh ideas and new characters is hard to resist, yet finishing stories and pushing through problems is a sure way to become a stronger writer.
Practice for both ball players and writers is a necessary activity. Don’t shortchange yourself and your skills by skipping writing practice.
Tips for preparing for November’s NaNoWriMo. Get the prep done now so that you can begin writing on day 1.
When you’re in a position to tell writers that a story needs more work before it’s published, tell them. Don’t let writers strut proudly around thinking they’ve mastered storytelling techniques, the fiction elements, and grammar if they haven’t. Share your knowledge.
Shake up your writing life by challenging yourself to write in a new genre.
Continue reading A Writing Challenge for Genre—(April 2016) »
Writing novels and long fiction is hard. But the task isn’t impossible. And writing is fun and satisfying. A bit of encouragement for those struggling with their fiction.
The reader will focus on what stands out. Turn the reader's attention where you want it to go.
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