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Top 5 Querying Mistakes for Nonfiction
It’s Important to balance uniqueness with marketability by both understanding where it belongs in the bookstore, who the your audience is, and what sets it just apart enough from what is already on those shelves.
How to Get Effective Writing Feedback
Good feedback should leave you feeling energized and excited to make changes that’s going to make your writing so much stronger. It should also honor the place in the progress your work is. Your work might need a complete re-haul
How to Start Revising your book
There’s nothing quite like a finished first draft. You spent months prepping for drafting and then months chipping away at it until finally, you’ve hit those last points, those last pages, and have gotten to an appropriate word count for
Setting A Realistic Timeline for Writing your Book
Having an honest plan Writing a book is a daunting task. Especially when you start to ask yourself, how long does it take to write a book, really? If you’ve never written a book before, it can be daunting to
Building Trust with Your Readers: A Guide to Memoir-Writing
Writing a memoir is akin to delving into the depths of your soul and placing trust in readers to join you on a profound exploration of your life’s experiences. It’s a journey marked by vulnerability, courage, and an unwavering commitment
How to Write Your Memoir’s Villain
Writing a memoir is a deeply personal journey, but it’s not without its challenges, especially a memoir portraying a villain in our stories. These characters, whether misguided acquaintances or malicious abusers, play a pivotal role in shaping our narratives. However,
