How to Improve Your Descriptive Writing
Poorly written descriptions can make your writing dull. They can distant the reader and slow the pace of your writing. They reduce the...
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I’ve written before about why I don’t think AI is going to replace freelance fiction editors, but it’s time to revisit the topic and dive a bit deeper. My main argument previously was that AI does not have emotional and creative judgement, and those things are...
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Louise Harnby is a very well respected and established professional proofreader and copy-editor. Her blog has ...
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The first essential step in becoming a successfully published (or self-published) author is to write a good book. It’s pretty obvious,...
Read more5 Steps to Go From Short Story to Novel Writing
Once you’ve flexed your creativity and mastered the structure of the short story, how do you then go about transferring what you...
Read moreThe Difference Between Short Story and Novel Writing
Many writers start with short stories before they move onto novel writing. Short stories are great to start with because they take les...
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