Ask the Editor: Geoff Brown (Cohesion Press)
To many of us, especially if you’ve rarely (or never!) worked with your own personal editor, the ins, outs, expectations and daily frustrations of the editing life can feel like […]
To many of us, especially if you’ve rarely (or never!) worked with your own personal editor, the ins, outs, expectations and daily frustrations of the editing life can feel like […]
In this week’s AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup, prepare your brain for: Hannah Collins at Standout Books, who offers up some excellent tips on How to Write an Epic Battle Scene. […]
Writing a movie script is a task that isn’t for the faint of heart. The world of screenwriting is a notoriously difficult one to break into – and equally difficult […]
We’re an odd bunch, aren’t we? Let’s face it — anyone who writes down what the voices in their head say for a living can’t be entirely all there, right? […]
In this week’s Writing Roundup: The amazing K. M. Weiland helps out with Three Easy Ways You’ve Never Thought of to Keep Track of Time in Your Novel. Faye Kirwin […]
A healthy arsenal of literary devices is something a writer can’t be without. This isn’t only because certain elements are necessary for standard storytelling, but also because switching up your […]
We’re all about taking the power back in this week’s AutoCrit Weekly Writing Roundup selection. Don’t be shy and step on up, as: Bryan Hutchinson at Positive Writer gives us […]
Ever read a book where you loved the plot, the characters were engaging, but for some reason the writing put you to sleep? It’s likely the fault of some pesky […]
If there’s one telltale sign of an amateur writer, it’s a manuscript crammed with adverbs. Adverbs are those –ly words, like quickly or angrily, that we tend to rely on […]
Your Weekly Writing Roundup is here! Hit the links below and treat yourself to: Award-winning author David Corbett, who delves into eliciting real emotion in your reader, with his piece […]