Tag Archive | How-to
How To: Proofread Your Manuscript
Hello, and welcome to How To Wednesday. After a few weeks of neglecting my poor blog, I decided to return with a How To that I hope many will find useful, How To Proofread Your Manuscript. Firstly, let me give my opinion on this subject. You need a professional proofreader! I know many will tell…
A Detailed, Bookish Guide to Instagram
Originally posted on Carly Watters, Literary Agent:
I’ve rounded up some bookish Instagram experts, compiled data, and pulled links together to show everyone a complete picture of Instagram for writers and book lovers. If you’re unsure about whether Instagram is for you try it out and you’ll quickly see why book lovers flock there. Book…
New Surreal Advice Column Ask Maddie
Originally posted on Madeleine Swann:
Well hello there, so glad you could join me. Pull up a chair. Sorry, am I sitting too close? I don’t mean to, it’s just that your hair is so wildly attractive. I’m researching surrealist films for my next post, and by researching I mean lying on my bed and…
Headline Analyzer: A Free Tool For Better Headlines
Lucy, my lovely blonde blogger/writer friend, recently had a guest post by Rachael Ritchey, on the subject of writing the perfect headline for your posts. It mentioned the Headline Analyzer; a free… Source: Headline Analyzer: A Free Tool For Better Headlines
My Liebster Award Questionaire (And Nominations)
Originally posted on Madeleine Swann:
Hello! The other day my blog was nominated for a Liebster award. I may not have known what it was but I was very pleased as it made me sound intellectual, thus I purchased a pipe, a smoking jacket and crisps. In actual fact it’s awarded to blogs with less…
How To Set Up An Amazon Giveaway
Amazon has recently started offering everyone the opportunity to offer a giveaway. What’s interesting about this is that you can run one for pretty much any item in their inventory – ex… Source: How To Set Up An Amazon Giveaway
Stage One of Novel Writing: The Imagination
Originally posted on Víðarr's Blog:
Maybe you woke up from a dream, watched a touching television program, or witnessed an amazing event and now it resonates within you. That’s good! Don’t scare it away. Let it grow and explore all avenues of it. This little spark is the beginning of your novel. Day…
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