Writing Tips
- How to Get Quality Feedback on your novel
- How to find a book editor and how much does it cost? A fun and dark initiation into an ancient craft…
- Exploring Onomatopoeia: A Vibrant List of Words and 25 Examples From Famous Literature
- 370 important synonyms to find the perfect alternative for boring words
- Affect vs. Effect: The True Difference Between These English Language Twins
Blog Posts
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The biggest mistake authors make when hiring a book editor
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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How to Get Quality Feedback on your novel
Every author needs feedback on their novel, but it can be hard to get the quality feedback youneed. There are three options you can choose from. You may even want to use all three resources and see which you benefit the most from and refine your process for your next novel. An important aspect to keep in mind is when selecting people to read your manuscript is the genre. Make
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How to find a book editor and how much does it cost? A fun and dark initiation into an ancient craft…
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 Paying the Editing Toll The Epic Editing Quest
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Exploring Onomatopoeia: A Vibrant List of Words and 25 Examples From Famous Literature
Onomatopoeia is one of the most enjoyable literary devices we encounter in our day-to-day reading adventures. It refers to words that mimic the natural sounds of the phenomena they describe, making the text more expressive, engaging, and enjoyable to read. If you’ve ever read a comic book, you’re probably familiar with classic examples like “BANG,” “POP,” or “BOOM.” However, the range of onomatopoeic words extends far beyond comic book expressions.