Using the SPIRAL Method To Edit Your Writing #amediting I use a quick method to edit my blog posts and my book called the SPIRAL method.
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Using the SPIRAL Method To Edit Your Writing #amediting I use a quick method to edit my blog posts and my book called the SPIRAL method.
When is the Best Time to Write? #writing Writer’s need routine because…well, routines are just helpful in general. When we talk about routines for writers, the question usually comes up “when is the best time of day to write?” There is a theory (meaning: I have read a few “prestigious writers” that have said this) that the best time of day to write […] via When is the Best Time to Write? — Bernadette Benda
Write it like you’d watch it “And… Action!” the director orders. The actors, already in position and waiting, begin to play out they parts in the scene.
#NaNoPrep Season: Learning Your Pre-writing Style #NaNoWriMo Originally posted on Scripturience: There are many writers who claim to pants their stories. That is, fly by the seat of their pants, aka no plan, no outline, no nothing before starting to write.
Indie Editing for Indie Authors
Indie Editing for Indie Authors #indie #amediting
Recently, a professional editor told me I didn’t need her editing services. I was extremely flattered! Editing can be hard work, particularly when you’re editing your own material. I’m sharing my method in case it might help other self-published writers on tight budgets. Edit while you work. Before I start writing a scene (I typically write […] via Indie Editing for Indie Authors — Sionnach…
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Prologues – Yea or Nay? #writing I once heard a writing instructor say he never reads a prologue. He was of the opinion that anything written in a prologue was unnecessary and a writer should say what they want to say in the first chapter. I’ve heard others say the same thing, but I beg to differ. If a book contains […] via Prologues – Yea or Nay? — Story Empire
Persistence beats talent #writing Originally posted on writing nore: All the writing talent in the world is meaningless if you don’t stay the course.
Editing tools to help read your manuscript – Read Aloud #writing #amediting Many of us aren’t aware of the many options that Word offers to help with our writing.
5 Things to Do With Those Giant Plot Holes #writing I hate pot holes. You’re driving along, nice and smooth, jamming out to your tunes when out of nowhere BUMPASDFGHJHJL THE CAR JOLTS AND FEELS LIKE IT’S GOING TO FALL APART AND IT MIGHT ACTUALLY CAUSE IT’S REALLY OLD.
Are You a ‘Busy’ #Writer? You’re Doing It Wrong. Stop using your busyness as an excuse. via Are You a ‘Busy’ Writer? You’re Doing It Wrong. — Novelty Revisions
Overcoming the Fear of Judgement as a #Writer I write a couple of sentences and then delete them just as fast. They were horrible. No one will ever want to read this garbage.
Character Creation : Aunt Angie #writing Hello again! Today I’m going to share some more information on another one of my characters from my book – I’m using this Character development sheet although I will point out that it has changed and several of the new questions/areas aren’t what I want to focus on. So I’m a little bummed. But I pulled off […] via Character Creation : Aunt Angie — the start of a good life
Why Subtitles Improve Your #Writing “Marriage?” He scoffed. “We can barely afford this house.” “But we’ve been together for 10 years,” she whimpered.
Evaluating The Two Most Commonly Given Writing Tips #writing There are two pieces of writing advice that I can guarantee every aspiring author received (on numerous occasions) while pursuing their writing ambitions.
How to avoid 9 common punctuation mistakes that make you look dumb… #school by Lucy Yang in Business Insider UK site: The INSIDER Summary: National Punctuation Day is on September 24.
Make Different Points of View Different
Make Different Points of View Different #writing
One of the most common techniques used by writers to help make their story more engaging is to use multiple points of view. This can certainly be quite a refreshing change for a reader, and it can be extremely interesting to see how characters on different sides and with different information react to the same […] via Make Different Points of View Different — L. G. Estrella
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Write For Yourself #writing As of this very moment, I have too much to say. If I start, most probably I’ll end up writing ten thousand words (Don’t worry, I won’t bore you with those many) just to say all that I want to say in this very moment. Now you, my dear readers, might ask how I have […] via Write For Yourself — The Perfectly Imperfect Bunch