Tag: writing

Believable dialogue: the secret to making your characters come to life

by Shirley Holder Platt Dialogue, if done correctly, can make or break your story. When your audience reads your book,

by Liberty Henwick Today I’m as tired, as tired as can be, From lying awake ’til a quarter to three.

by Timothy Pike “Life changing.” A “privilege and a gift” with “amazing power.” All of these describe the written word,

March was a frenzy of pens on paper as all of our authors once again raced to complete 10,000 words

A Letter from the Editor All throughout March I’ve been over at ChapterBuzz, cheering on all of the writers participating

The ragged sound of his own breathing and the thrumming of his heart were the only things Noah could hear

by Marian Wood Anne-Marie sat on her bed, playing with her long brown hair, dreaming of the one boy who

by Jennifer Silva Redmond People often ask what my pet peeves are as an editor. All of these might be

by Timothy Pike It’s March 2018, and we’re in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, where author Kaitlyn Abdou is hard at work

A Letter from the Editor I enjoy seeing flowers bloom as much as the next person. I like watching trees