Dual Point of View: What to Know While You Write – by E. J. Wenstrom… on Jane Friedman site: Writing a novel with a dual narrative—where two different characters get to share their point of view as narrator—can be a particularly fun creative project for an author. But it comes with its own unique set of […]
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The Secret Ingredient of a Commercially Successful Novel – by C. S. Lakin… on Jane Friedman site: There are a number of ingredients that make up a commercially successful novel, regardless of genre. Scenes that end with high moments that deliver a punch in the last lines. Evocative, rich sensory detail. Dynamic dialogue that accomplishes much […]
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on Jane Friedman site: In the two months since I gave birth to a book, I’ve discovered that post-partum publishing depression is a thing. Even when the baby doesn’t cry at all. I’m not sure what I thought would happen after my memoir was published. Did I expect Oprah or Reese (or at the very least […]
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