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Read WriteMentor’s coffee break reads blog post of how to structure your story.
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Read WriteMentor’s top 5 tips for writing a successful synopsis
Read WriteMentor’s top 5 tips for creating believable book characters
With applications opening soon for WM 2021, I thought I’d post up a few thoughts of mine, which I’ve learned …
Some help to write synopses, query letters and openings Read More »
Part of a series about writing and publishing from the point of view of an author with Generalised Anxiety Disorder. …
The Anxious Author Part 3 – Permission to Struggle with Submission by Lindsay Galvin Read More »
Staying creative when you don’t feel like it I’m writing this blog today, one week into the new school term …
When Your Diary Says ‘writing’ but Your Brain Says ‘Netflix’ by Emma Read Read More »
EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? I knew I wanted my final Write Mentorpost of 2019 …
EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? by Clare Helen Welsh Read More »
Congratulations! You’re Published … When I was pregnant with my first child (bear with, this will be about writing eventually, …
CONGRATULATIONS! You’re published…now what? by Emma Read Read More »
Following my last #WriteMentor post about finding original and marketable ideas, (If you missed the post, you can read it …
PICTURE BOOKS: Plot Like a Pro by Clare Helen Welsh Read More »
What is Flash Fiction? Might as well ask how long that proverbial piece of string is. Definitions of what makes …
Short and Sweet (or, How Flash Fiction Can Help You Write Your Novel) by Emma Read Read More »
This is the follow up post – the second in a #writementor series exploring mental health, particularly anxiety, in the …
The Anxious Author Part 2 – The First Draft by Lindsay Galvin Read More »
PICTURE BOOKS: How to distinguish the good ideas from the not so good If you dream of having your picture …
Apologies this doesn’t have quite the lighthearted tone of my other posts. It’s also too long. But I’m not anxious …
It is widely considered that almost everyone, at some point in their life, will want to write a book. For …
Are you ready to be a writer? by Clare Helen Welsh Read More »