Finding My Voice (Again)
When it comes to crafting voice, emotion is even more important than technique. You have to be in touch with your MC’s joy and pain.
When it comes to crafting voice, emotion is even more important than technique. You have to be in touch with your MC’s joy and pain.
Taking a deep dive into research always helps me craft an authentic voice for my characters, because it gives them the freedom to move through a world in full color.
What do I love about my local library? Too many reasons to count, but here’s a starter list:
Rejection is often uncomfortable, but if you’re comfortable you’re probably not growing. Feedback, even when it feels brutal, is essential to improve.
Are you a Plotter or a Pantser or somewhere in between? Turns out this devoted Pantser might actually be–gasp–a Plantser!
How do you write when commitments are pulling you in a half dozen directions? That’s the question I have this week. Not the answer, mind you. Only the question.
Today we’re tackling an exciting way to grab their attention: Twitter pitch parties.
Can’t get enough #MSWL? Here are two great websites with MSWL-related info on agents and editors.
Wondering which agents might be interested in repping your book? Here are tips on how you can use Twitter to conduct initial research.
You may have heard November is NaNoWriMo month. It’s a stressful, magical time, because you can complete a novel by writing 1,667 words each day, or 50,000 words in a month. For the sake of both productivity and sanity, you must learn to ignore your […]