Monthly Archives: June 2013

Writing Tip & Prompt: Careful Revisions

On Fridays, we like to share writing tips and tricks with our readers. We hope this section will encourage and inspire you to continually improve as a writer. Writing Tip – Careful Revisions The excitement of finishing your manuscript can lead to a hasty proofreading session. If you are the one editing your work, you…

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Writing Tip & Prompt: Foreword vs. Forward

On Fridays, we like to share writing tips and tricks with our readers. We hope this section will encourage and inspire you to continually improve as a writer. Writing Tip – Foreword vs. Forward Avoid the common mistake that an unknowing author could make in their self-published book by confusing the two words “forward” and…

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Writing Tip & Prompt: Your Favorite Scene

On Fridays, we like to share writing tips and tricks with our readers. We hope this section will encourage and inspire you to continually improve as a writer. Writing Tip – Your Favorite Scene When developing a story, there is usually a line or scene that particularly strikes you. Develop this element first. Trying to…

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Tick Tock, How Do You Fit Writing and Marketing on the Clock?

WestBow Press author, J.V. Carr, knows a thing or two about a busy schedule. She juggles raising children and maintaining a household on top of sharing her book’s message. Learn more about how she finds time for her time-consuming responsibilities.   Do you have busy days? A crazy work schedule? A busy house that steals…

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Writing Tip & Prompt: Recognize Your Story’s Roots

On Fridays, we like to share writing tips and tricks with our readers. We hope this section will encourage and inspire you to continually improve as a writer. Writing Tip – Recognize Your Story’s Roots Underneath all of the ideas and storytelling is the single purpose for sharing your story. Understanding the foundation and underlining…

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