Are you an aspiring writer struggling to come up with the perfect title for your book? Do you want to know how to create a book name that captures the essence of your story and resonates with readers? If so, you’re in luck! In this episode, we dive into the art of naming your book …
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In this episode, we move on to tips for revising the rough draft, including how to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your work and organizing the revision process effectively. Next, we cover tips for editing the revised draft, including the importance of grammar, syntax, and punctuation, and suggest some strategies for finding and fixing …
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A rough draft is a preliminary or initial version of a written work that is typically incomplete, unpolished, and subject to revisions and editing. It is a first attempt at expressing the ideas, concepts, or story that the writer wants to convey. A rough draft is often created with the purpose of allowing the writer …
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Camp Nanowrimo is here….three days from now many of you including myself will embark on another writing, editing or rewriting journey. To help you do so I want to outline some tools that I use to write 50k words three times a year. This episode is brought to you by the Target Reader Mini Course. …
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It’s Camp Nanowrimo where you can make the decision to write, or edit, even join a writing group. It helps you get on with your goals. However a hindrance for some maybe that they don’t know what to write about. You may not be in the mood to edit but you would love to write …
Stephen King said “When you’re writing a story, you’re telling yourself a story. When you rewrite, you’re taking out all the things that are not the story.” When I first set off to write this episode I wanted to talk about the things that are basic, general, that everyone should, the principle lessons learned. But …
With the conclusion on NaNoWriMo many new writers would find themselves asking this question. Now what? You’ve written your first draft, so what’s the next step. Every year in December, a few hundred thousand writers breath a sigh of relief because they have completed their manuscript. They’ve written 50k words in 30 days and have …
Introducing Ruth Mini, a Special Collections Librarian and a YA romance writer who loves to branch out in other genres. She writes fiction and non-fiction. She’s written two romance novellas, and a children’s picture book and has plenty more books in store, including a new series. One of Ruth’s favorite things to do is watch …
So Nanowrimo is a challenge where you write 50k words in 30 days. When you head across to the NanoWrimo website you have the opportunity to announce your project. Now when you decide to announce your project, you’re able to include your title, if you already have one, genre, type of book, the project summary …
This is week 6 and the final week of nano prep and the nano series. In just three days you along with over 500k writers will embark on a writing journey like never before. How do you feel? Are you excited? Are you pumped up? Are you nervous? I’m sure so many of you are …
