The Ghoul Who Wrote
Michaela CunninghamGreetings, and welcome to my newsletter where I prattle about my writing journey and anything else that comes to mind. Please, stay—I won't bite.
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Revising a Fiction Novel: What I’ve Learned
In my last post, I discussed how I began writing a first draft. As one can probably guess, there’s a bit of a running theme here. So this is it, the (mostly) final step in writing a book—which somehow feels never-ending… Let’s jump into it....
The Drafting Phase—A Fine Line Between Passion and Misery
Come one and all to witness my word-vomiting all over this newsletter—just like I do during my first drafts! Recently I’ve been meaning to document each phase of my craft as a budding writer. Especially because it changes so much every few ...
An Easy Way to Outline Fiction Novels
Hello, dear reader, today we will be discussing the methods I have used to outline my fantasy-fiction novels. If outlining isn’t your thing, and you’re a self-identified ‘pantser,’ then you can feel free to skip this one—or not. I’ll always...
Outlining a Multi-Book Series: How I Did It
The inception of any story begins with an idea. Usually an errant one that just won’t quit nagging at you until you’ve jotted it down. That’s the basis of all novels, standalone or otherwise, which is why I’m here to say that writing a seri...
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