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 […]
