Tempest in a Teacup
Nephele TempestThe personal side of a life in publishing, including book talk, craft tips, and advice on submissions, along with more casual observations about the wider publishing world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | nepheletempest.substack.com |
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Line by Line
You finally have your story where you want it. Plot zips along at a good pace, characters intrigue and engage, the twists and turns do their thing, and you’ve nailed your emotionally satisfying conclusion. Now that you’ve edited your story,...
The Room Where It Happens
Place informs so much of a creative life. Not just in terms of the setting for a work in progress, but an artist’s own personal location. Where you live, work, the scenery that inspires you—all serve as a foundation for the creative process...
I'm Running as Fast as I Should
Your goal as a writer should be to produce a manuscript that flows from start to finish with no diversions, only including what’s necessary. What that ultimately looks like depends on the story you’re telling. A tight novel manuscript might...
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