Your Novel as a House
Take a moment to imagine your novel as a house. Or more like an ancient Greek building, like the Parthenon….
Advice I Wish I’d Been Given When I Started … Part 8
This continues our series asking some seasoned, experienced authors what three key bits of advice they would give new writers…
When “Where” Should Be “In Which”
Writers are so used to using the word where in a general sense that I imagine many don’t stop to think…
Novel Construction 101
A new year, a new course! I’m excited to dig into what should be a meaty, essential year-long look at…
Advice I Wish I’d Been Given When I Started … Part 7
This continues our series asking some seasoned, experienced authors what three key bits of advice they would give new writers…
Capping the Holidays
In keeping with the festive and festival time of year, I thought I would end Say What! for 2013 with…
Attacking the Tactics and Strategy for Successful Writing
In continuation from last week’s post reviewing the key points of strategic planning, we’re going to look at how to…
Advice I Wish I’d Been Given When I Started … Part 6
This continues our (somewhat interrupted) series asking some seasoned, experienced authors what three key bits of advice they would give…
A Matter of One Little Letter
Ever heard of a homophone? No, it’s not that antique thing your grandparents played music on. Homophones are words that…