The use of macros can help your writing to be more consistent and your editing more efficient. What are your favorites?
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The right punctuation mark can indicate exactly what type of pause you want your reader to take.
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Writer’s block strikes everyone at least once. Sometimes, writing about nothing helps you to write about something.
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“Show, don’t tell” is good writing advice. But what does it really mean, and how can you apply it to your writing?
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Writers of microfiction, also called flash fiction, make every word count in a way that no one else does.
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Passive voice sentences aren’t bad, but they can be overused. But don’t be fooled into thinking “was” and “were” make a sentence passive.
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Singular “they” has been around nearly forever. It’s also never been wrong to use. So why are people suddenly resisting its use?
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If you want someone to buy your book, it’s just as important to know what to leave off your back cover as it is to know what to include.
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Knowing the details about your book prior to starting the work helps your editor to figure out what’s needed to do the best job possible for you.
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Learn what each type of editor does so you know who to hire, when to hire them, and what to expect.
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We can’t ignore racism just because we’re not the victims of it. But we can all take steps to start fixing it.
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There are certain common writing mistakes that tell book agents and publishers that you’re a newbie at writing. Do you have any of these bad writing habits in your novel?
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Working from home, or “stuck” at home? Write a book! How hard can it be?
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Creating a style sheet is easy, and it’s essential for consistency throughout your novel or book series. Here’s what’s needed for success!
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