
Happy writing for serious writers. Craft analysis and honest psychology to support the ambitious stories you're writing alongside a full life. Developmental editor for literary, upmarket, and speculative fiction. Five years into my own debut.
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This is for the writers who know they are good at writing.
You’ve been told but you don’t need to be: you can feel it, the way your sentences cut cleanly through the air when you read them out loud.
The problem is the story.
You can s...
The most important part of a story is not its climax, but its beginning.
Yes, your plot twist should be unforgettable, but if a reader isn’t hooked by the first pages they will never read long enough to find it out.
When I am on a tight...
“Every time I finish a book, I think: uh-oh. They’re going to find out now. I’ve run a game on everybody, and they’re going to find me out.”
Said Maya Angelou after eleven books.
If even one of the most decorated writers of her generatio...
"I am irritated by my own writing. I am like a violinist whose ear is true, but whose fingers refuse to reproduce precisely the sound he hears within."
If this rings true to you, know you are of the s...
My not-so-strong suit as a writer (one of) is coming up with character goals and motivation, especially at the scene level.
I’m the kind to take the “trust your reader” advice too far and leave everything unsaid.
For a long while when I...
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For ambitious writers who want to face their fears, have fun creating again, and build long-term writing habits to get from idea to "The End". Recovering overthinker with 5y+ experience writing her debut (+ Swiftie \ud83e\udd13 check out my serial) ♥️
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