As Stephen King says, “If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.” Here’s how I use my reading to inform my editing—and how you can, too.
Does the end of your story pay off everything you set up in the beginning and the middle? Here’s how to tell whether your story’s end works—and how to fix it if it doesn’t.
If your characters don’t do something in every scene, you’ll bore your readers. Here’s how to make sure your characters don’t just think, but take action in every scene.
Have you received developmental feedback on your novel? Here’s the process I recommend to turn the feedback you receive into actionable edits.
Stories shape the ways we think, the things we do, and the way we understand the world. How will your story impact your readers?
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