Monday often feels like the most dreary day of the week, regardless of the weather… so today we’re handing the blog over to a video that manages to at once […]
Today in the AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup: Bestselling author James Scott Bell at the Kill Zone blog (what a name!) hammers home why, when it comes to your book, The […]
Employing a professional to do your proofreading for you is always the best option when it comes to putting that final high-class sheen to your work. But (reality being what […]
A synonym is a word you use when you can’t spell the other one. – Baltasar Gracián It is perfectly okay to write garbage – as long as you edit […]
Welcome! In this week’s Roundup: Janice Hardy helps you break through that frustrating voice bubble and find a different verbal perspective with 5 Ways to Develop Character Voices (that don’t […]
Previously, we talked about how descriptive writing is a crucial aspect of creating a book that absorbs, enthrals and entertains your reader… But what happens when descriptive writing goes too […]
We’re big fans of our friends at BooksGoSocial, and this weekend they’ll be amongst the headline experts at the 2017 Dublin Writers’ Conference. When they asked if they could take […]
As fiction writers, it’s our job to create a vivid, detailed world for our readers. But that won’t happen if you have boring, generic descriptions in your manuscript. Generic descriptions […]
In this week’s AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup, the cream of the writing tips crop comes from: Bestselling author Dan Walsh, as he takes over the NovelRocket blog to say that […]
Ah… passive voice. Just hearing that term conjures images of ninth-grade English class with all its confusing grammar rules! Passive voice is something that’s often talked about with disdain by […]
