Self-Editing Schtips
Borrow from these rules when you’re certain they improve your story, but guard your voice against them taking control.
Read More Self-Editing SchtipsBorrow from these rules when you’re certain they improve your story, but guard your voice against them taking control.
Read More Self-Editing SchtipsI want to do my best to share this information so no one (with my privilege or fixation) misses out on all your story can be.
Read More SPaG StuffBooks are magic, and writers are wizards, and some spells do their work over time, space, and inside readers’ beings. None of this is easily or tritely quantifiable.
Read More The Time It TakesCheck her out, then support and adore her brilliance with me! https://lisellesambury.ca/
Read More Amazing Author Alert: Liselle SamburyIt’s emotionally risky, this writing business, so please respect your time, protect your energy, and cherish those CPs you hope to keep.
Read More Critique Partner Horror Stories: Red Flags & Relationship RuinsWriting is hard, but it shouldn’t be lonely. From idea creation to final product, input from critique partners is priceless.
Read More Boundaries & Benefits: Crafting with Critique Partners (AuthorToolbox)“Words were treasures, scribbled in secret.”
Read More Writing for Reasons – AuthorToolboxI believe in the beta process the way toddlers believe in Bandaids. Betas make books better, and better books make happier readers who read more books. But what you get out of your beta, and where your story goes in revision, is up to you, not your readers.
Read More 5 Things To Do Before You Beta Your Book #AuthorToolboxBlogHopIf you get nothing else out of this review, go buy this book just to read this one page. If that doesn’t spike your curiosity, your Human may be malfunctioning. #sorrynotsorry
Read More Review: The Emotional Wound ThesaurusWhen I get stuck on a writing project, it feels exactly like driving through fog—I can’t see far enough ahead to feel comfortable where I am, the clear road behind is as shrouded as the way forward, and there’s no telling when some swift insight will blow through so I can go back to “normal.”
Read More Four Ways to Write Through the Fog #AuthorToolboxBlogHop