
Hurrah! You have a revision letter from an editor and you are going to make every single, solitary, Continue Reading

Hurrah! You have a revision letter from an editor and you are going to make every single, solitary, Continue Reading

You know you should try writing your story in first v. third point of view, but for some reason, you Continue Reading

Withholding information When a reader first opens your novel or story and reads the first line, the Continue Reading

I’ve been reading manuscripts lately and one thing keeps jumping out at me: dialogue that is too Continue Reading

When writing a novel, one common admonishment is to keep in mind the goal of entertaining the Continue Reading

A narrative arc is a necessary part of fiction and is often a key component of nonfiction, Continue Reading

Yesterday, I went to a local elementary school to tutor, something I've recently started. My second Continue Reading

Welcome to the first Fiction Notes Podcast, where you'll learn six ways to use the Shrunken Continue Reading
As 2013 starts, it is traditional to write down writing goals and I am doing that. But I am also Continue Reading
When you write, do you put yourself on the page? Of course, you do. You can't do otherwise. But the Continue Reading