Katarina learned several (painful) lessons about querying too early and shares what she’s learned in hopes it will help other writers.
Category: Opinion
Kim discusses “writing rules” in their newest blog post, quoting famous authors’ stances on how to handle writing rules when it comes to crafting the best story for your audience.
As part of a four-part series, mother-daughter writing duo Anne and Gretchen share all the ways you can ruin a potentially riveting mystery, causing readers to put down your mystery novel and ban you from their reading list forever.
RJ shares a personal story of how their writing journey has developed — from just starting to put thoughts on paper to having their first writing credit.
When Jessica started querying for the first time, she felt she had no idea what she was doing — as many first-time queriers do. After months in the query trenches, she shares what she’s learned during her journey.
We’ve all had those moments when pure inspiration strikes. An amazing new idea for a story crystallizes in your mind. You know you’re a genius, ….
I don’t think there’s anyone who would argue against the adage that “character is king.” An irresistible plot is, of course, essential too, but a ….
Finding a critique partner (CP) is easy. Finding the right critique partner is a challenge. In this blog post, Stephanie discusses the steps to finding the right CP, how introverts can tackle social anxiety, and more.