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.
This month’s bonus spotlight is on Jeff Wheeler. His novel The Druid, was our July read.
The end goal of any editing is to leave the writer excited to develop and strengthen their work with your comments while giving them the critiques they need to polish their work. Arwyn shares five things they always do when editing someone’s work.
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.
We’ve all found ourselves in that negative mindspace, but you don’t have to stay there. There are a lot of ways to combat the writer blues, and here are a few options to help you lift your spirits and spark those creative juices.
This month’s bonus spotlight is on Kilby Blades. Her novel It Takes a Villa, was our bonus June read. You can find It Takes A Villa for sale anywhere books are sold.
Often, when writers want to learn a new skill or level up in one they’ve already cultivated, they’ll turn to re-reading a book they loved to dissect the inner workings and gain a better understanding of how a certain craft is done well.
This month’s spotlight is on Sariah Wilson. Her novel Cinder-Nanny, was in our June box. You can find Cinder-Nanny for sale anywhere books are sold.