Are you a food blogger, vlogger, content writer, or do you just love food? This week, I thought I’d share seven delicious ways you can write about food. 1. Keep it short. I cannot stress this enough. Sometimes – actually most times – we just want to get to the recipe and how you madeContinue reading 7 Delicious Ways to Write about Food.
I don’t know about you, but writing has been more challenging for me than ever before in this pandemic. It seems that my mind is clogged with an overload of information and emotion, that I can hardly enjoy a flow of creativity. The last two weeks have been especially trying with the Say No ToContinue reading Five Covid-Inspired Prompts for Writers
Hey there! Today I want to talk to you about getting a beta reader. In this article about your prepublication checklist, I defined it as someone who reads your work objectively to point out its strengths and weaknesses. The ultimate purpose of a beta reader is to make your story better. Note that I saidContinue reading 4 Tips On Getting A Beta Reader
Writing is a lot harder than people think, especially for budding writers. You think that all you need to do is to write, until somebody tells you that your story is not so great, that it has loopholes and that your characters are not well developed. So, you go in search of writing tips becauseContinue reading 5 Simple Tips To Becoming The Writer Of Your Dreams
The Adams lived in a former British colony. The English language was—and still is—the lingua franca. Thanks to their university education, they all understood and spoke English fairly well. Or so they thought. Until two of the Adams’ son took an interest in writing stories and essays. The preteens showed such remarkable talent that theirContinue reading 7 Effective Tips For Improving Your English Grammar And Writing Skills
If like me you have to combine parenting and writing, you most likely understand how much of a struggle it is. It’s difficult trying to collect your thoughts and attending to screaming children. But we love our children, and we also love our work! So what to do? 1. If they’re old enough, help themContinue reading Life as a Writer Mom: 8 tips every writer mom can benefit from.
You’ve just finished writing the first draft of a story and you’re excited about it. You have set your characters free, so you feel relieved. Now you can’t wait for the world to read it, you hope they can understand the world you’ve created and that they care about your characters. Before you send thatContinue reading 3 Things To Do Before Publishing Your Work.