I’m so pleased to have Julie Tetel Andresen on the blog today. I’ve known Julie for over a year, and she is an amazing individual with tremendous insight. Julie is a linguistics professor at Duke University, and she has written over twenty romance novels and novellas. She’s here today to share thoughts on her writing […]
Lord Blackwell’s Rude Awakening: My Process – Guest Post by Julie Tetel Andresen Read More »
There is always that bone-chilling moment where you are about to submit your manuscript to an editor, literary agent, or publisher, and you hit Send. But have you done everything you could to get the manuscript ready? I’d like to share simple, but effective self-editing hacks I’ve learned throughout the years in self-editing. I usually
Search and Destroy: Tips for Self Editing from my Writing Cave Read More »
Let’s talk about writing habits. So, the one thing you’ll hear about writing time and time again is that it’s subjective. And that’s not just a saying; it’s absolutely true. What one person prefers to read, another doesn’t. One writer may outline to within an inch of his or her life, while the other just
