Top 5 Reasons You Should Pay an Editor (Instead of Doing It Yourself)
Let’s get one thing out of the way: you can technically edit your own work. Just like you can technically […]
One Simple Trick to Make Your Dialogue Instantly Stronger
Struggling with clunky conversations or over-the-top dialogue tags? Clean, compelling dialogue doesn’t just sound real — it works hard to reveal character, build tension, and move your story forward. Here’s how to write dialogue that earns its place on the page.
We’re In A Relationship?
The editor-author relationship is professional and reciprocal: clear, honest feedback from the editor, and respect and understanding from the author. In the end, it’s your book — but professional editing comes with professional expectations.
Recovered, Rebooted, and Booking Edits Again
Hello and welcome! Or welcome back! And welcome back to me, as well! You may have noticed, it’s been a
Six Ways To Make Your Editor Love You (Part Two)
This is part two of a six part series. Part one is here. Parts three through six are coming soon.
Six Ways To Make Your Editor Love You (Part One)
You just typed “The End” on your manuscript. Should you just bundle it up, find an editor, and send it
Can You Help Make My Werds Very Goodly?
You betcha, baybee! Every writer I deal with for the first time asks this question in one form or another.
Welcome to my humble abode
The first thing I always tell any writer I work with is, “Please remember, at the end of the day,