Do you struggle with knowing when to let go of your story? Do you ever get stuck in a loop of never-ending edits or tweaks? Don't worry, you're not alone - we've been there too. So we discuss some ways of dealing with it in this episode. “How Do You Know When Your Draft Is Complete?”
This is a book review of book 2 in the One With Nature series by author Andrew McDowell. Please note, if you have not read the first book in the series, the blurb below may include spoilers for that book.
It's Friday, (and shockingly, I'm still doing this project), that means it's time for The Writer Blog Prompt Project, with today's topic of Drop Caps. Let's go!
We are back with another Marketing episode of The Merry Writer Podcast, and on today's episode Rachel and I ask and answer: “How Can You Effectively Pitch To Book Bloggers?”
I am still in recovery from the flu. Honestly, this whole year has had me either ill or looking after someone else who is ill. Not a great start to 2026. Anyway, I am here, showing up for week 3 of The Writer Blog Prompt Project, with today's topic of Content Warnings. Let's go!
How many edit passes do you give your manuscript before sending it off to a professional editor? In today's episode as Rachel and I are asking: “"How Many Edits Do You Do Before Sending To An Editor?”
This is a book review of this standalone, dual POV, spicy ocean romantasy novel by authors Sarah C Davies & Megan G Mossgrove.
I almost didn't get this written. For the last seven days, I've been stuck in bed fighting the flu and watching bad movies. But I can't very well start a project then fail by the second week, can I? So, here I am, doped up on cough medicine and honey-flavoured soothers ready to share thoughts on week 2 of The Writer Blog Prompt Project. Let's go!
In today's episode, we are looking at some craft and resource books that you might find useful. So, Rachel and I ask and answer: “Which Craft Books Can Help Boost Your Writing?”
Today is the first day of The Writer Blog Prompt Project that I, on a stupid whim, decided to start. Why do I do these things? (procrastination, that's why!) But we're here now, so might as well jump in.
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