So how can personality tests and other self-awareness tools help us as writers, and help us create stronger characters? We’ll look at a few popular, accredited tests and examine how they can help you be the best writer you can be.
Author: Connie Spyropoulos
Connie Spyropoulos is a middle school literature & language arts teacher, and aspiring author. When she’s not teaching or writing, you can find her reading or fishing. You can follow her on Twitter at @MsSpy95.
A writing coach might be a good fit for you depending on what you need help with in your writing. And what better way to explain what a writing coach is, then directly from the source! Connie reached out to a fellow Scribbler and writing coach, Kim Lozano, and her own writing coach, Mary Adkins, to learn more about what a writing coach does, and how they can help you accomplish your writing goals.
Instead of wondering “How should I use social media?” The real questions should be: “How can I continue to create in other ways that bring me joy?” And, “How can I engage with potential readers and share my work with others?”
If you plan on traditionally publishing your novel, you will need several other materials in addition to your novel when starting to query. One of those items is a synopsis. What exactly is a synopsis, why is it an important marketing item, and how can you make yours the best it can be? Let’s dive in!
If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that when so much is out of our control, there are still things we can control (like writing!). Here are my best tips on how to take control of your writing and persevere as you work towards your writing goals.