Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Transitions #Writing #Editing Alison Williams Writing Transitions are used to: Change time Change location Change character viewpoint To skip unimportant time periods or events So how do you use transitions skilfully? Read more …
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Flashbacks #Writing #Editing Make sure a flashback follows a strong scene. Flashbacks can be problematic in that they remove your character and therefore your reader from the action in your narrative. A strong preceding scene can ensure that the narrative is sustained. Ensure your reader knows exactly where and when […]
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Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Writing Action Scenes #Writing #Editing Have events happen in real time. This helps your reader feel involved in the scene and brings them closer to a character. Use physical movements but don’t describe every single action in great detail. Have your character make quick decisions and react quickly to […]
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WRITING AND EDITING Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about the last step before releasing a book—editing. Authors put a lot of time, work, and love into their words. They go over their manuscripts several times, have beta readers, and critique groups to offer suggestions. Then, there’s another read-through catching those tiny mistakes. Is it […]
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Actually managed to get this up on the correct day this time! So, on today’s podcast Rachel and I discussed Editing because not all editing is the same. You know, that part where you go back and realise just how bad your writing is? We asked (and answered): “What Are The Different Types of […]
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