Seriously Write: How To Give Your Story Legs by Patty Smith Hall
A new perspective will help you tighten your storyline or give you new insights into your character’s mindset. Patty Smith Hall In today’s Seriously Write blog post, author Patty Smith Hall provides tips in gaining a new perspective when your…
Seriously Write: The End is Just the Beginning by Linda Fulkerson
Before an author types “The End” on the final page, he or she has hopefully begun working on the other part of writing—marketing. Linda Fulkerson If we want to publish our stories, there’s more to doing so than just writing…
Seriously Write: Looking Forward to a New Adventure by Shannon Taylor Vannatter
I had this burning need to share what I’d learned, what it takes to get published, and to help others learn from the mistakes I’d made along the way. Shannon Taylor Vannatter Shannon Taylor Vannatter, today’s guest on the Seriously…
Seriously Write: Avoiding Anachronistic Words in Historical Fiction by Christy Distler
Writing historical fiction adds some challenges to the mix, one of which is avoiding anachronisms.An anachronism is anything that’s out of place in terms of time or chronology. Christy Distler Do you write historical fiction? Today, on the Seriously Write…