#WriteTip

Ali Herring (is closed to queries)

HerringAli

Lots of writers get caught up in what I call, "giving stage directions." The protag does this, looks here, makes a face, interspersed w/dialog, joined by character B who sounds

JenniferMarchSoloway

marchsoloway

#WriteTip / #QueryTip / #RevisionTipFrom an agent's perspective, a high word count can be a red flag that the project is early and in need of revision.For that reason, if

Suzannah Rowntree

suzannahtweets

Thinking about beginnings! As I read a lot of indie books, the first lines of a book can make or break the deal with me. An enticing description and great

Clark Ellis

byclarkellis

Get a feel for natural consequences part 2:How to Win#writetip #WritingWithClark Your protagonist may "win" in the end, or they may lose. But whatever happens physically/literally in the story, they

Samira Ahmed

sam_aye_ahm

So @Bibliogato asked a great question about setting yearly goals. I do that along with an end of year review of my work. I share all this & discuss with

Stephen Morgan

Stephen_Edits

FIVE KEY MOMENTS IN (some) ROMANCEDoes your romance story keep disappointing readers by the third date? Check whether you’ve hit these five key plot beats.#writetip #romance MEET-CUTEThis is the moment

Saba Sulaiman

agentsaba

hi, here's a quick #writetip list of links re: critique partners: what they are, how to find one + how to be a good one, but basically:-they're the bee's knees

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