This week, I joined Weeknight Writers and a panel of editors to discuss the secrets of developmental editing. We answered all those burning questions you’ve been dying to ask
Hiring an independent editor is an important step in your story’s journey to publication. An editor can be a powerful ally and a motivating mentor, but not all editors are cr
Hey Hey Writers ✨ As we near the middle of the year, I wanted to take a moment to share important updates with you regarding my editing services. Since the inception of Augustine
There was a time when I thought HALF-LIGHT might never make it out of the writing phase, but finally, after over a year of delays, I can see editing and formatting on the horizon.
Well, lovely readers, Writer In Motion has officially come to an end. After six weeks of writing, self-editing, gaining feedback, and sending it along to an editor, I can officiall
Welcome back, lovely readers! It’s week 5 of the Writer In Motion project, and boy did I have major edits to make. This week was all about critique partner feedback and apply
THE SECOND DRAFT Here it is, lovely readers. This is the second (self-edited) draft of my project for Writer In Motion. If you recall from last week, my first draft had roughly 494
This is it, folks. It's messy. It's not fleshed out. It's a piece of my heart splayed on the writing table. Anyone else feel as though writing can be a dissection sometimes? No? Ju
Writing is born through instinct and practice. If you want the stories you write to be effective and structured in a consistent manner, it couldn’t hurt to review the basics.
#NaNoWriMo2017 is 27 days away. I’ve been informed by nano vets that plot and world-building should be top priority. Each tidbit of advice was eclipsed with a warning: Know t
