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Planning a Series all at once by E. R Smo
It’s Wednesday so I’m back with another guest post! Today’s guest is writer E.R. Smo who discusses how to plan a novel series. Enjoy!
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Your Free Copy of Emotional Beats… and More
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Emotional Beats
Do You Want To Show, Not Tell, Emotions?
Because of the way our brains are wired, readers empathize more strongly if you don’t name the emotion you are trying to describe. As soon as you…
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The Magic of November
Edit, Edit, or Edit – Revisited
I know I’ve posted this before, but it’s been a while, and I thought it was worth being revisited. When you’re a newbie like I was, you don’t even think you have to edit-much. The publishing company has people that will go through and correct your work, making you look like a pro, right?A few years ago, I ran into an article in Writers Digest that talked about the different types of editing. Yes, there are different types, can you believe that? As a novelist, you need to know what they are.
Developmental Edit – better known as content editing, story editing, structural editing, or substantive editing. This edit looks at the big picture of your novel and focuses on:
- character arcs/development
- pacing
- story structure
- plot holes or inconsistencies
- strong beginning, middle, and end
- plausibility/believability
- clear transitions
- point of view
- showing vs. telling
- dialogue
Copy Edit – is the one most…
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Guide! Making Facebook page for Small Business
Facebook has turn much than fair activity games, responsibility tabs on your friends, and doing confused quizzes all day polysyllabic. Today, writer grouping than ever are using the powerfulness of Facebook to gestate the products and services that they require. Likewise, Facebook represents a large opportunity for petite businesses. When done right, your Facebook marketing strategy can beautify a highly-effective puppet. You can dispersion the language almost your products and services, kind sales, and infix with your customers in a customer-friendly way.
If you really deprivation to get the most out of your Facebook Writer, here are whatsoever grievous things you condition to do:
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- Alter out your full profile. Don’t work. The statesman message you worship, the easier it instrument be for readers to trust you.
- Don’t just use an own Facebook attender to promote your byplay. Having a commercialism industrialist adds laurels of professionalism.
- Lie into applications…
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How to Drive Traffic to Your New WordPress Site?
Many of you have asked me how to make their blog popular or how to profit from your blog. If you are one of those who wants to take your blog one step higher, do read on…
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7 Things You Can Do To Make Your Blog Posts Standout And Get Read
How to Apply for a Copyright Online – by Mona Bushnell…
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Don’t pay a service to apply for a copyright.
Save your money and DIY with our handy step-by-step guide.
If you want to protect your ideas and prevent them from being replicated or stolen, you’re probably considering applying for a copyright.
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