Letters from Capeside
Letters from CapesideThe blog of an editor who cares — about characters, about writers, about the tender, tangled process of telling a story. It’s part editing advice, part nostalgic ramble, part gentle encouragement. Come hang out by the dock!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 4 | Subscribers | Read | capesidequill.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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I've Been Thinking
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about writing. I’m of the, possibly controversial, opinion that no one chooses to be a writer. You either have stories inside of you, screaming to escape, or you don’t. With those howls comes late nights ago...
Dear Writer: About that Draft You’re Afraid to Share
I get it. To us writers, our stories are our babies. We create it, keep it fed and clothed with ideas and themes, and watch it grow. It’s only natural that we’d want to protect it, keep it close to our chests, and safe from stranger danger....
Why Your Story Matters More Than Your Rough Draft
We've all been there, staring at a blank page or a blinking cursor on our screen, and worrying you'll never write your story the way you see it in your head. For some reason, many writers let these experiences define them. I’m a fraud. I ca...
🌊 Why Dawson’s Creek is Part of My Editing Philosophy
I named my business Capeside Quill not just because I love a good coastal metaphor, but because Dawson’s Creek shaped the way I think about storytelling and life.
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A blog written by an editor who cares deeply about the emotional lives of characters and writers. It blends editorial insights, nostalgic musings, and gentle encouragement — all with the coastal charm and introspective heart of Capeside Quill.
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