Five Tips to Writing Historical Fiction
Historical fiction writing requires more than a leap of imagination. Author Liz Milliron offers five tips to effective writing about another time and place.
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Letter to My Students
“This place that I’m writing from is both intensely personal but also feels bigger than myself.” Award-winning author and writing instructor Carol Goodman writes a letter to her students that captures life as we live it now.
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Fake It ‘Til You Make It: “How to sell yourself as a Career Author while you’re on the road to becoming one!”
Image is perception and perception is reality, even publishing. So if you want to become an A-list author, maybe it’s time you start doing the things that A-listers do!
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First Person Persona: Writing Behind the Mask of “I”
Do you have a tough time writing from a first-person POV? Bestselling novelist Carol Goodman explains how she helps her students (and herself) face down this literary challenge.
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The Secrets to Better Dialogue
In speaking the thoughts, feelings, truths, and lies of your characters, dialogue engages the reader and gives them what they need to live the protagonist’s life. Mary Higgins Clark award winner Lori Rader- Day has four big ideas for how to write better dialogue.
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From Slush Pile to Sale: 4 Tips to Realize Your Publishing Dream
From the Slush Pile to Sale: 4 Tips to Realize Your Dream
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