What should be one of the most important parts of a story or book you’re working on? The ending. Many times, we can overlook the ending or not give it as much thought as the the plotting, editing or revising. But a good, solid ending may make or break your sale. You want that editorContinueContinue reading “Ending the Story”
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Jen’s Writing Tip #5 It’s Fiction,But Is It Real?
The 10-year old hero of your story meets the villain. Before your hero jumps in a car, flies a plane or a space ship, make sure these elements make sense. Is your story set in a normal, human world where you wouldn’t see these events, or is it set in a new world – maybeContinueContinue reading “Jen’s Writing Tip #5 It’s Fiction,But Is It Real?”
Jen’s Writing Tip #3: What’s in a Guideline?
Answer: Your best shot at publication with that company. Remember that Writers’ Guidelines are not just a preference. Editors are looking for something specific and to be considered for their publication, it is in your best interest to follow the guidelines to the letter.When I submitted my work, I created checklists based on the Writers’ContinueContinue reading “Jen’s Writing Tip #3: What’s in a Guideline?”
Jen’s Writing Tips #2 – Come in With a Bang!
NO! Don’t do it!Okay, now that I have your attention, what were you thinking when you read that line above?No, what? Don’t do what? Why? What does that have to do with the title?When you approach an editor with your manuscript you want it to stand out above the others. Open with a bang toContinueContinue reading “Jen’s Writing Tips #2 – Come in With a Bang!”
Jennifer Gladen 