A wise man once asked a simple question: “What is water?” A few people gave their answers. Some said “H2O”. Some said, “A transparent liquid found in lakes, oceans, an… Source: Show and Tell – The Show vs Tell Debate Critiqued

Last week, I mentioned the launch of Emotional Beats: How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings. As promised, here is the first installment from the book. It lists beats you can use… Source: Emotional Beats: Ways to Portray Anger

I received an article with this information and wanted to share. Although I didn’t use Reedsy for editing and my book cover, I found I fell within most of the pricing ranges. One thing I didn… Source: How Much Should You Spend On Self-Publishing Your Book?

I’m doing a sixth rewrite/edit on my manuscript (never let anybody tell you writing comes easy) and so far I’ve cut 5,600 words. This would seem pretty good, except I’m aiming to cut at least 25,00… Source: Kill Your Darlings (Editing Woes) — Amelia Mackenzie

by Kelsie Engen Is there not enough time in the day to write? Or do you simply not know how to make the time? It’s hard to believe, but it’s already time to discuss our writing insecurities … Source: 7 Tips for Making Time to Write

Since I started writing my novel, I’ve come to think of the segments I write as pieces of the overall jigsaw puzzle that is my book. Many different writers have their own style and way of goi… Source: VISUALISING PIECES OF THE PUZZLE • WRITING PROGRESS

First of all, I wanted to thank Jennifer for having me on her blog today to talk about how to keep your characters feeling real in a fantasy setting. Even though my series, The Watcher Saga, is abo… Source: Five Ways to Keep Your Characters Feeling Real in a Fantasy Setting

by Stephanie O’Brien If one of your characters is a time traveller, there are several factors you have to account for to make sure the story stays plausible and to avoid holes in your … Source: How to Use Different Methods of Time Travel in Fiction