Four Grammar "Rules" You Can Break
Here’s the truth about writing: you’re allowed to break a lot of “rules.” In fact, I submit that you probably should break a lot of rules.
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Mistake #6: Editing Too Much!
Note: This post is part of my seven-week series about the mistakes people make when writing a book. To read from the beginning, start...
Mistake #5: Editing Too Little
Note: This post is part of my seven-week series about the mistakes people make when writing a book. To read from the beginning, start...
Mistake #4: Sharing Too Soon
Note: This post is part of my seven-week series about the mistakes people make when writing a book. To read from the beginning, start...
Mistake #3: Foregoing Research
Note: This post is part of my seven-week series about the mistakes people make when writing a book. To read from the beginning, start...
Mistake #2: Not Spending Time on Structural Development
Note: This post is part of my seven-week series about the mistakes people make when writing a book. To read from the beginning, start...
Mistake #1: Underestimating the Time Commitment
I am firmly convinced that one of the biggest reasons why so many people want to write a book, but so few follow through, is the time...
Free Storytelling Resources? Yes, Please!
I am so excited to announce two free resources for download! The first is a brand new infographic to help you strategize your editing...
How To Repurpose Your Blog Into an eBook
Repurposing and upcycling is all the rage right now. It happens even in my own house—my youngest daughter is exactly what would happen if...
"But What Do I Write About?" Conventional--and Unconventional--Ways to Come Up With Content Ideas
People who have read my fiction often ask, "where do you get your ideas?" I'll confess: When it comes to fiction, I don't always know...
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