Not only is Grammarly a great site for improving the technicalities of your writing, but the blog is full of good advice and techniques. Here is a recent post describing three things you can do to improve your writing: Games and Apps! National Novel Writing Month! Getting Our Creative Juices Flowing! Click here to view…
Not only is Grammarly a great site for improving the technicalities of your writing, but the blog is full of good advice and techniques. Here is a recent post describing three things you can do to improve your writing:
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This article, by Bellow Beth Cooper, si based on some reading she has done about writer routines and advice. She has compiled six of the most common in this post: The best ways to get over the “blank page hurdle” Discard clichés: How to stop writing like “you’re meant to write” Don’t make it sound…
Scrivener is an excellent program for writing books. Its ability to get out of the way and let you write, organize and outline before, after, or during your first draft, are second to none. For fiction writing, it allows a writer to keep notes, character studies, settings notes, and so forth for easy access. For a…
From LifeHacker comes this nice chart of the basics of story structure. Of course, it’s up to you to make the content compelling, unique, and moving. There’s no shortcut to writing a great story. However, there are guidelines that can help get you started if you’ve never done it before. This chart compiles several different…
2018 Indies Choice and E.B. White Read-Aloud Award Winners Announced ADULT FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR: Sing, Unburied, Sing: A Novel by Jesmyn Ward (Scribner) ADULT NONFICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR: Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann (Doubleday) See the rest by clikcing the link below….
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In the last post, I discussed how to prepare to write a book review: what questions to prepare beforehand, how to scan, read, question, and take notes. This article describes how to add the most important element of a professional book review: the critique. I try not to critique a book until I have been through…
