Today I welcome onto my blog, author Kat Redfern, who is here to share her thoughts and insights into writing myths and retellings! Author
Category: Writing Advice
My Epic Voyage into Hybrid Publishing [Guest Post]
Today I welcome onto my blog, author Liz Shipton, who is here to share her unusual and intriguing author life... aboard a sail boat! Enjoy this post where she discusses how she became a hybrid author and lots in between!
Get Comfortable With Being Bored
I know it's been a while since I wrote an actual blog post, and then as if summoned by that thought, this topic popped up. Today, I wanted to discuss - the power of Boredom! Don't run away, I promise it won't be that bad!
Are You Missing These Opportunities to Write a Better Story? [Reblog]
Today, I thought I'd share this article by Janice Hardy, it really made me think about new ways to write a better story! Have you considered the opportunities within your story that can help kick it up a notch?
Writing Echoes: How to Avoid Echoes
Great article about Echoes and how to watch out for them in your writing. I am definitely guilty of repeating words. How many of these examples do you do?
This is a reblog from StoryEmpire.com
8 Things Not To Do When Drafting A Novel [my guest post]
I was given the opportunity to guest post on another writer's blog. Big thank you to E. A. Whyte for reaching out to me and asking me to guest post and for featuring my article 8 Things Not To Do When Drafting A Novel.
How Important Is Flow?
If you caught last Friday’s post about Backing Up Your Work you will be aware that I set myself a deadline to do a huge paper purge (by booking a Shredding company to come to my house). Well, it worked, I charged through my paperwork like a bat outta hell!
And during this purge, I entered the state of Flow… something I’ve not done for a long time.
Why It’s Important To Back Up Your Work
I can't harp on enough of backing up your work and once again I was reminded (by my own experience) just why this is so important.
How Do You Write ‘Enemies To Lovers’ Trope?
I received a request for this article, asking how to write enemies to lovers. This trope is one of the most popular, we love a good conflict that gets resolved. We love seeing two characters who can't stand each other, grow and develop feelings.
There Are More Book to Movie Scams Out There – Be Careful
Scams are nothing new in this digital age, but when they creep up, it’s always good to share them around so as to hopefully stop others from getting caught by unscrupulous people.
Here’s a scam targeting writers…
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Hi SEers. John is with you today. It is midweek, and hopefully, it is going well for you.
Today I was going to talk a little more about humor, but I received a couple of emails that I want to discuss with you. These emails were sent from well-known directors and producers in Hollywood. These men have made millions in feature films and are among the elite of their industry.
The gist of the emails is that my book has been vetted and will be suitable for translation into a film.
I should be excited, right? I should be honored that these entertainment business leaders are contacting me to make a movie for one of my books. Believe me when I say the names on these letters are household words for movie-making. So, why am I sitting here and making a post out of…
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