How to Organize an Epic Made Simple
I went looking for a simplified version of how to organize an epic and how the subplots support and frame the overarching plot. I couldn't find one. So, I made one.
I went looking for a simplified version of how to organize an epic and how the subplots support and frame the overarching plot. I couldn't find one. So, I made one.
Many writers may have unrealistic expectations for an editor, or none at all. Please do these three things before you even shop for an editor.
Some weeks are harder than others. For me, there were some wins and losses, but I came out alive and wiser. I guess that's what is supposed to happen.
Learn about how DRM affects you as an author and how to make sure you aren't lost when a platform goes down.
This episode required me to ramble about my week. I would love to use these episodes to teach, instruct, and motivate you writers, but it's super tough when I lack motivation. Maybe it's the weather. Take some time to see if my lack of motivation will inspire you.
Ever wonder if you are suffering from a mid-life crisis? Well, I run through the signs and symptoms, and I was shocked by my own results. Enjoy watching my melt-down. Let's chalk this up to research for a future book.
I am happy to announce the first episode of Pros Talking Prose. My first guest is Kristen Hamilton. Watch while we discuss what to expect from your editor.
There are loads of websites out there that give you advice on picking an editor, but you are still looking. Here are my top 5 tips on finding your editor.