Write What You Know Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means
Writers are often told to write what they know—but this advice has some surprising applications.
Jordyn Hartenson
The Importance of an Editor Who Understands Your Book
You deserve an editor who balances the readers’ expectations with your authorial voice to help you reach your audience as only you can.
7 Secrets of Writing Sibling Relationships
Sibling relationships can add depth and emotion to your story world. Discover practical tips on developing the brothers and sisters of your story.
Service Spotlight: Developmental Editing
Developmental Editing can help you create an unforgettable story.
8 Effective Ways to Set and Achieve Writing Goals
Find out eight simple ways to make your writing goals more attainable. Get ready to take your dreams from “someday” to “today”!
5 Benefits of Working with a Freelance Editor
Your editor will help you polish your manuscript, grow as an author, and build a more fruitful writing life.
The Surprising Truth About Showing vs. Telling
“Show, don’t tell” has its limits. When is telling preferable to showing?
5 Simple Ways to Transform Telling into Showing
Explore five simple and practical ways to show rather than tell your stories. Get ready to discover one of the most powerful tools in your writing toolbox!
3 Ways to Supercharge Your Scenes
The tools of scene structure can help you engage your audience. Get ready to create powerful scenes that keep your plot moving and your readers turning pages.
8 Ways to Write Descriptions That Leap Off the Page
Description. Whether you live for it or skip over it, most novels can’t exist without it. But how do we paint word pictures that bring our stories to life?