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Writing a Page Turner
Engaging characters and a carefully constructed plot are both crucial to the makings of a great novel.
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Understanding Rejection Slips
Though never fun, rejection slips go with the territory. And a better understanding of them, may change your whole outlook.
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Hard Facts About Editing
To sell your article, novel, product, or yourself, you need to work on that very critical first impression--and a surefire way to make a bad impression is to present poorly edited work.
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Whether you’re writing for young adults or middle grade students, one
of the hardest parts of writing a novel for the tween or teen crowd is deciding what to
write about.
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Baby Steps to Writing Success
After a lifetime's worth of writing, I can file these baby steps under the "wish I'd known when I started" category.
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Emotional Rollercoaster: Writing Anger
The first part of Apryl Duncan's four part article on writing emotions, this article examines the right and wrong way to write anger.
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Emotional Rollercoaster: Writing Love
The second part of Apryl Duncan's four part article on writing emotions, this article examines the right and wrong way to write love.
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Emotional Rollercoaster: Writing Revenge
The third part of Apryl Duncan's four part article on writing emotions, this article examines the right and wrong way to write revenge.
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Emotional Rollercoaster: Writing Suspicion
The fourth part of Apryl Duncan's four part article on writing emotions, this article examines the right and wrong way to write suspicion.
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