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What to Do After NaNoWriMo
It's December and NaNoWriMo is officially over. So now what? In this article, I'll show you the path to take next.
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Here’s What Children’s Book Agents Are Looking for in 2021
Are you a children's author looking to snag a literary agent? Here are the top five things children's book agents are looking for in 2021.
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The Reluctant Writer: How to Kick Word Fatigue to the Curb
This article is a guest post by Janis Butler Holm. You used to enjoy writing, but now it's become just another job, something you do to increase your income. How can you recover the pleasure you used to feel? One of the most frustrating experiences a writer can have is that of not wanting to write. This stubborn resistance can express itself in any number of ways: a vague feeling of reluctance, a joyless sense of duty, a tendency to procrastinate or to avoid writing tasks, a full-blown writer's Continue Reading
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5 Canva Vision Board Ideas to Visualize Your Novel
Using Canva is a visual way to create your novel by building vision boards for brainstorming, character development, plotting, and endings. Here's how.
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7 Reasons to Hire a Writing Coach
Through my past five years working as a freelance writer and editor, creatives want to pick my brain. Writers may not understand what an editor's job entails or new self-publishing authors don't always know how the process works.
