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Cursing, Crockery and Cream Buns How to Handle Rejection   SUPER SAGE Rejection slips, or form letters, however tactfully phrased, are lacerations of the soul,

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The concept of good writing is determined by an individual’s standards. There is no universal key elements or literary devices that makes writing good. For

Writing is Liquid

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Writing is whatever writing is to you. It’s impossible to pinpoint what writing is because writing is everything. To some people writing is biochemical laboratory

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Unleashing the Editing Beasts: A Hilariously Dark Guide to Taming Words Ah, the enchanting world of book editing! A realm where grammar battles rage, punctuation duels unfold, and words are tamed like wild beasts. Brace yourself as we embark on a wickedly funny journey through the untamed wilderness of editing, where sarcasm, dark humor, and witty banter reign supreme. Hunting Down Editors Finding an editor can be as treacherous as

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We’re in a weird dystopia, where new AI writing tools and software will soon make it easy to proofread, edit typos and fix grammar. This part is great, because authors can save a lot of money and editors can focus on the real, big picture issues. Personally, we’re not threatened by AI, because very few editors are capable of providing the high-level, critical feedback that we can, and authors will

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I’ve seen this issue come up enough times for me to comment on it: authors who get samples from several editors and weigh the pros and cons of each, which usually center around quality and price, but also personality and professionalism. Most authors would prefer to work with an author who responds quickly and effuses praise and seems to really like their book. They want support and enthusiasm for the

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The decision to pen a book and journey through the labyrinthine process of publishing is monumental. In a world bursting with content, standing out is a feat, and understanding the publishing domain becomes the linchpin of an author’s success. This comprehensive guide endeavors to light up the intricate paths of the publishing world, ensuring every budding author can navigate it with confidence and clarity. Welcome to the intricate world of

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The magic of storytelling doesn’t just lie in the plot or characters; it’s also in the choice of words. And among those words, verbs arguably hold the most power. Why? Because they denote action, movement, and emotion. Here’s how to harness the potential of powerful verbs to make your sentences pulsate with energy. 1. Understanding the Impact:Compare these two sentences: The second one not only paints a clearer picture but

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In today’s digital age, writers are blessed with a plethora of tools designed to elevate their writing, improve clarity, and streamline the editing process. If you’ve ever been overwhelmed by the sea of options, fear not! Here’s a breakdown of some valuable writing and editing tools to give you that polished edge. 1. Grammar and Spelling Checkers: 2. Distraction-Free Writing Environments: 3. Organizational Tools: 4. Editing Assistance: 5. Research and

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The passive voice is often given a bad rap in the writing community. While it has its place, understanding when and how to use it can elevate your writing to the next level. 1. What is Passive Voice? A sentence is in passive voice when the subject is acted upon by the verb, rather than performing the action. Examples: 2. Why is Passive Voice Criticized? While passive voice isn’t grammatically

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Every writer, at some point in their journey, encounters the sage advice, “show, don’t tell.” But what does this mean, and how can you apply it effectively in your work? 1. What is “Show Don’t Tell?” It’s a technique that encourages writers to illustrate emotions, actions, or events through description, action, and dialogue rather than direct statements. By showing, you immerse readers in the scene, allowing them to infer and

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Characters are the heart and soul of a story. They drive the plot, create conflict, and elicit emotional reactions from readers. When crafting a tale, it’s essential to populate it with a diverse range of characters, each serving a distinct purpose. Here’s a guide to the different types of characters you can use: 1. Protagonist:This is the central character around whom the entire story revolves.Example: Harry Potter in the “Harry

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Every seasoned writer knows that a captivating story isn’t just about plot and character; it’s also about how you tell it. Enter literary devices – the secret spices that can elevate your prose from simple storytelling to a work of art. 1. What are Literary Devices? Literary devices are techniques and structures writers employ to convey their message and narrative more poignantly. They range from simple repetitions for emphasis to

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Every writer has heard the saying, “Write what you know.” But what about when your narrative delves into territories you’re unfamiliar with? Enter the world of research, which turns the unknown into the known and provides your story with layers of realism. 1. Understand the Importance of Research:Even in fiction, authenticity matters. Proper research lends credibility to your work, helps avoid factual errors, and deepens the richness of your story.

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Stories can be vast, encompassing a multitude of experiences, perspectives, and arcs. Having multiple main characters can offer a richer tapestry to the narrative, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. Here’s how to master the craft: 1. Define Each Character’s Purpose:Every character should have a distinct role in the story. Ask yourself: What does this character bring to the table that no other character can? Example:

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Writing is a journey. Like any craft, it requires persistence, dedication, and a constant hunger for improvement. The writer you are today is not the writer you were yesterday, nor the writer you’ll be tomorrow. So, how can you ensure that evolution is in the right direction? 1. Embrace Continuous Learning:Never stop being a student. Read books about the art of writing, attend workshops, and engage in writers’ groups. The

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