This week, Kathryn Craft offers guidance on adding foreshadowing to your manuscript while Anne R. Allen strongly advises writers to appoint a social media executor.
At the Write Practice, Michelle Renee Miller provides a few time management methods for writing on a busy schedule and Joe Bunting lists ten book writing strategies that, in his opinion, are doomed to fail. I don’t agree with all of them, but his arguments are persuasive.
Kristen Lamb speaks out against the latest trend of reading ebooks in their entirety and returning them for a refund. She also takes to task writers for purple prose, crutch phrases, and other forms of filler.
All that and a little more. Enjoy!
Foreshadowing: A Revision Skill to Love by Kathryn Craft
Exploit Your Hero’s Flaws by Jim Dempsey
10 Book Writing Strategies that End in Failure by Joe Bunting
3 Foolproof Ways to Write With a Busy Schedule by Michelle Renee Miller
What is Rhythmic Writing? by Sue Coletta
Tolkien on the Importance of Fantasy and Science Fiction by Jonny Thomson
Literary Larceny & Why People Should Be Ashamed by Kristen Lamb
Fiction Filler: Bloated Writing Makes Readers Sick by Kristen Lamb
Why Every Writer Needs a Social Media Executor by Anne R. Allen
The Indie Writer Book Launch Guide Part I and Part II by Scott Semegran