Every writer has an inner editor. It's the voice that tells us our writing is no good, that we're not good enough, and that we should give up. This voice can be very destructive, preventing us from finishing our stories or even starting them in the first place. How do we silence our inner editor … Continue reading Silencing Your Inner Editor
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Submitting Closer to Deadlines
Anthologies are a great way to get your work published and to reach a wider audience. Here are some reasons why you should wait until closer to the anthology submission deadline to submit. You'll have more time to revise your work. When you submit your work early, you're not giving yourself enough time to revise it … Continue reading Submitting Closer to Deadlines
Ready. Set. Action!
Action scenes are a great way to keep your readers engaged and entertained. They can also be a lot of fun to write. But if you want to write action scenes that are truly exciting, here are some tips to help. 1. Choose the right perspective. The perspective you choose can have a big impact … Continue reading Ready. Set. Action!
Setting the Stage
The setting of a story is the time and place in which it takes place. It can be as simple as a single room or as complex as an entire planet. But no matter how big or small, the setting is an important part of any story. It can help to create a sense of … Continue reading Setting the Stage
A Dash of Suspense
Suspense is one of the most powerful tools a writer can use to keep readers engaged. When done well, suspense can create a sense of excitement, fear, and anticipation that will keep readers turning the pages. But how do you write suspense scenes that will keep your readers on the edge of their seats? Here … Continue reading A Dash of Suspense
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