This article is going to get into the difference between beta and alpha readers, when to bring them into the revision process, how to find them, and more.
Tag: writing advice
The Importance of Revising Your Writing
Learn the importance and necessity of revising, so you can spend the quality time with your writing it needs to be the story you want it to be.
January Editorial Calendar
This month, I want to get into revision and the benefits. I'll go over what it entails, different types of editors and editing, and more.
How to Pitch a Nonfiction Article to a Publication
Pitching and querying are how nonfiction writers get work. It's how they make connections and stay constantly publishing.
Setting Up a Writing Business
What we'll be focusing on is the internal workings of the business, where I find clients and assignments, and how you can implement this too.
Free Download of Sustainable Writing Practice
In honor of you and in order to help the creator community that we are all in, I created an infograph that will explain how I went about building my sustainable writing practice and how you can build one as well for whatever it is that you are working on.
Writing Beginnings That Capture
I’m going to get into how to make openings that will really grab your readers and editors. There is also a challenge for people who want to take their learning a little bit further.
Touching Base
I hope as you read this you to feel the weight of what I speak and know that there is a need for your words and stories. I need them. You need them. And someone you have never met needs them the most.
It Takes More
How many writers can honestly say that they actually work at their craft and put themselves to the test, so they aren’t continually writing the same story over and over again, but in different ways or settings? How many writers try to be better than they were before by practicing and learning their craft in all its weird facets?
A Group of One’s Own
This could all go to hell and turn into another bad pairing of talents, but I hope that it won't, and it'll grow into something like each of the writers who will attend.