5 Free Ways to Get Feedback on Your Writing
You can get fantastic feedback on your writing for free—as long as you know whom to seek out, when to ask for feedback, and what kind of feedback to ask for.
You can get fantastic feedback on your writing for free—as long as you know whom to seek out, when to ask for feedback, and what kind of feedback to ask for.
When you’re doing a developmental edit on a story, you can change absolutely anything. Use this three-step process to find the right changes and tell your best story.
When you reach out to an editor, they’ll ask you these eight questions. Answer them now to get clarity about your book, your goals, and how an editor can help you.
Two questions to craft a compelling character arc—and create an irresistible climax and resolution of your novel.
Kim sent me a scene of the novel she’s working on. I read it, prepared my notes, and jumped on a call to talk them through. And we recorded the conversation so YOU can hear what developmental editing really looks like.
Enter your email, and I'll send you my free Scene Analysis Worksheet. This is the tool I use to edit amazing scenes. Try it and make every page of your novel un-put-down-able!