Write Your Next Chapter
Heather Garbo, Book CoachFor aspiring women’s fiction writers (re)discovering their writing voices in midlife…because no woman should regret not pursuing her creative dreams nor doubt the value of her voice.
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Q & A: Indie Author Erin Hawkins on What It Takes to Make Self-Publishing Actually Work...and Actually Pay
Author Erin Hawkins
I was really excited to sit down and interview indie author Erin Hawkins this week. We’ve been in one another’s orbit for years, even living in the same neighborhood with our kids in the same schools, yet we never actua...
The Self-Publishing to Traditional Publisher Deal Surge of 2025: Who Got the Deals, How It's Already Slowing Down in 2026
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For many years it was a truth universally acknowledged that a traditional publisher did not want to acquire a book that had already been self-published.1 But 2025 seems to have rewritten this rule.
Anyone who’s...
7 Mindset Shifts You Need to Make to Finally Write That Book
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In fiction writing, we frequently talk about the external plot and the internal plot of story. The external plot is, of course, all that is happening outside of the protagonist…it’s usually the exciting stuff that causes...
This Novel Defies the Story Structure Rules You Know
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Story structure is one of those things that many writers find to be a helpful framework while others find a hindrance. I believe in the importance of story structure for clarity and reader engagement because...
You May Know What You Mean, But Your Reader Doesn't
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One of the most frequent pieces of editorial feedback I share with writing clients is that a story is missing the plot’s emotional context on the page. Emotional context clues us into the internal plot of the...
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