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Weekly Writing Roundup – September 15

A smorgasbord of superb writing insights awaits you in this week’s roundup, including: Fred Johnson, revealing why modern gaming is far more than child’s play in What Video Games Can Teach You About Storytelling. The Writer’s Ally, with The Secret to Impressing Big Agents and Publishers. Standout Books, offering a impressively smart method for building […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – September 08

In this week’s AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup: Bess Cozby at DIYMFA has some great advice with her Five Tips for Making the Most of a Writing Retreat. Worth a read even if you haven’t had the pleasure of going on one yet! Author Jim Hardison visits Writer’s Digest to offer us 7 Serious Tips for […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – September 01

This time in the AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup: Daily Writing Tips challenges you to engage your creativity and find different ways to get your message across with a helpful list of 50 Redundant Phrases to Avoid. Janice Hardy gets candid about her evolution as a writer, and urges you to do the same, in How […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – August 25

A few of our favorite sources are back in the roundup this week, with: Standout Books, as they help sustain your longevity of ideas with their piece on How to Write a Book Series That People Finish Reading. Janice Hardy’s musings on the weight of choice and consequence in your novel, with Decisions, Decisions: Character […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – August 18

In today’s Weekly Writing Roundup: Julie Petersen at Every Writer has a few key tactics to increasing your devoted readership with 8 Ways to Earn Your Audience as a Writer. Romance University’s Angela Ackerman digs into what it takes to create an authentic love story as she explores The Importance of Vulnerability in Relationships. One […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – August 11

Here are our choice picks for this week’s roundup! Simply click the links to view each article. Joanna Penn has some excellent editing advice in her 7 Steps to Deal with Overwriting. Author Phillip Lewis drops in at Writer’s Digest to offer Two Smart and Simple Ways to Make Your Fiction More Original. Mark Nichol […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – August 04

In this first Weekly Writing Roundup for August, we’re all about being productive. Dive in as: Jeff Goins lays out a few top tips on How to be More Creative (Without Having to be Original). Aedy at DIYMFA has some golden advice for keeping on track during your workday in his piece, Writer Under Deadline: […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – July 28

This time, in the AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup… Tamar Sloan at Psychwriter explains why Your Book Needs These 6 Psychological Ingredients. Re:Fiction’s Jennifer Brown Banks demonstrates 5 Ways to Turn Writing Gaffes into Writing Gold. (We could probably all do with these!) Glen C. Strathy from How to Write a Book Now takes an impressively […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – July 21

We’re getting protective of our friends and fans in this week’s Roundup, so listen up as… The Writer’s Ally talk tough in Part 1 of How to Avoid Publishing Scams The tough talk continues with Understanding Book Distribution (How to Avoid Publishing Scams, Pt. 2) Sharon Bially for Writer Unboxed reveals The Secret Promo Power […]

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Weekly Writing Roundup – July 14

In this week’s Writing Roundup… Christine Frazier at Better Novel Project helpfully lays out How to Write a Fight Scene (in 11 Steps). Roz Morris at Nail Your Novel thinks deeply about whether or not, in the modern age, you should write under a pseudonym. Brian Klems at Writer’s Digest offers a few tips on […]

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