As cold sets in, this writer gets ready to conquer the challenges that lie ahead
by Tiffany S. Doran Can you believe it’s almost November already? Officially—and unofficially—it’s a “brrrr” month. I say that because
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Should your main character change in the end? That depends
As writers, we’ve been told over and over that our characters must undergo some kind of change by the end
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Transitions: how to move your readers from one scene to the next
You don’t want to use the clichéd “Meanwhile, back at the ranch…” So how do you make those leaps from,
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How Michael Mohr built his editing business from the ground up
by Timothy Pike Author and editor Michael Mohr has crisscrossed the country more than a few times, including once in
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It’s time to celebrate! More books are on the way
A Letter from the Editor As I write this, the latest 10K Novel-Building Challenge is coming to an end, and
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How to write a novel in three acts
You can’t go wrong, this award-winning author insists, when you use the three-act method to keep your readers turning pages.
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When you think you can’t, you can
by Tiffany S. Doran As I write this, I am watching the late summer leaves fall gracefully to the ground,
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Writing is about coming undone
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul Only Way Out Leaning over the counter top painting my toenails a deep
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The adventurous editing career of Jennifer Silva Redmond
by Timothy Pike When author and editor Jennifer Silva Redmond and her husband went on their honeymoon, they almost didn’t
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October is for novel building at ChapterBuzz
A Letter from the Editor During the month of October, many of our new authors will be discovering the key
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