Hello, writer! It’s literally been years since I last posted about the reader favorite “writer’s notebook,” and I thought it was time for an update. If you haven’t read the post on writer’s notebooks and how to get started, go check out that post! // What is a Writer’s Notebook? Quick refresher: a writer’s notebook…
Hello, writer, and welcome back to The Novel Series, a multi-part blog post series about writing novels and other forms of fiction. I’ll be posting at least one, if not two, blogs from this series every month until it’s complete. Catch up and read the previous posts: Part II: How Long Should Chapters & Scenes…
Writing can feel like a lonely endeavor, especially when you’re up before the sun to get words down before work or staying up late after your partner and kids have gone to bed. But writing isn’t meant to be a solitary profession. Authors signed with publishing houses have teams behind them–an agent, a few editors,…
How do you take your novel’s first draft through the revisions process? Hannah and Leah discuss the makeup of a first draft, how to get started on your editing, and how to keep your revisions organized. Don’t forget to follow The Writer’s Nook Podcast on social media @writersnookpod or online at http://www.btleditorial.com/podcast. Be sure to…
Hello, writer, and welcome back to The Novel Series, a multi-part blog post series about writing novels and other forms of fiction. I’ll be posting at least one, if not two, blogs from this series every month until it’s complete. Catch up and read Part I: How Long Should Your Manuscript Be? Or, you can…
You’ve probably heard of plotting and pantsing by now, but did you know that you can be both? Your creative writing process doesn’t have to fit into one box. Find out more about how you can create a flexible plot that even the staunchest of plotters and hardline pantsers would be able to work with.…
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