Some help to write synopses, query letters and openings
With applications opening soon for WM 2021, I thought I’d post up a few thoughts of mine,...
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Category: Writing Advice
The Anxious Author Part 3 – Permission to Struggle with Submission by Lindsay Galvin
Part of a series about writing and publishing from the point of view of an author with Generalised...
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When Your Diary Says ‘writing’ but Your Brain Says ‘Netflix’ by Emma Read
Staying creative when you don’t feel like it I’m writing this blog today, one week into the new...
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EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? by Clare Helen Welsh
EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? I knew I wanted my final Write Mentorpost of...
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CONGRATULATIONS! You’re published…now what? by Emma Read
Congratulations! You’re Published … When I was pregnant with my first child (bear with,...
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PICTURE BOOKS: Plot Like a Pro by Clare Helen Welsh
Following my last #WriteMentor post about finding original and marketable ideas, (If you missed...
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Short and Sweet (or, How Flash Fiction Can Help You Write Your Novel) by Emma Read
What is Flash Fiction? Might as well ask how long that proverbial piece of string is. Definitions...
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The Anxious Author Part 2 – The First Draft by Lindsay Galvin
This is the follow up post – the second in a #writementor series exploring mental health,...
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PICTURE BOOKS: How to distinguish the good ideas from the not so good by Clare Helen Welsh
PICTURE BOOKS: How to distinguish the good ideas from the not so good If you dream of having your...
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The Anxious Author by Lindsay Galvin
Apologies this doesn’t have quite the lighthearted tone of my other posts. It’s also too long. But...
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Are you ready to be a writer? by Clare Helen Welsh
It is widely considered that almost everyone, at some point in their life, will want to write a...
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