Go Ahead—Ignore Your Novel!
Today’s guest post is by author and writing professor Catharine Bramkamp, who has really great advice for novelists! I’m in…
Today’s guest post is by author and writing professor Catharine Bramkamp, who has really great advice for novelists! I’m in…
The words each and every are used so interchangeably, they seem like they mean the same things. But they don’t. Grammarians call…
In our exploration of the 12 key pillars of novel construction this year, we’ve first been delving deeply into what…
Today’s guest post is by writer Matthew Eaton, who has a cool topic to discuss—something I’d never heard of before….
I’ve presented a number of posts on hyphenation, so if this is a subject that you get stuck on, check…
As we wrap up our look at the third corner pillar of novel construction—conflict with high stakes—I’d like to make…
Today’s guest post is by copywriter, editor, and educator Jessica Millis: Anyone who has ever read (or written) a book…
What’s a little joke between friends? Assuming there are just two of you, between is correct. But if you’re talking…
We’re knee-deep in conflict (in our look at the four crucial corner pillars of novel construction). Let’s take some time…
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