by Sarah Rexford | Jun 15, 2023 | Fiction, How to Write Copy, Non-Fiction, Resources for Writers
The topic of book introduction examples is vital to dive into due to their influence on readers’ mindset. How a reader feels when he or she starts chapter one and page one of your manuscript impacts how they respond to your writing. When you’ve spent weeks, months, or...
by Sarah Rexford | Jun 8, 2023 | Enjoy Creative Exercises, Motivation, Tips For Writers
Did you know that if you want to write faster than the average typist (40 words per minute) there are actionable steps you can take to do so? Whether you are working on typing out your debut novel or have been in the game for years, there’s always an opportunity to...
by Sarah Rexford | Mar 2, 2023 | Create a Book, Fiction, How to Write Stories, Tips, Tips For Writers
If you want to learn how to write a bedtime story, you have a great goal. From children to adults, bedtime stories are a loved pastime. Whether it’s the three-year-old asking you to read their favorite one, or a sleep app for adults with a slow, sleepy voice...
by Sarah Rexford | Feb 23, 2023 | Create a Book, Promotion, Share Your Writing
If you want to become a beta reader, the great news is, you’re not far away from this dream. Beta readers are an integral part of a writer’s process, and while they are most commonly associated with newer writers, you may get to try your hand at beta reading for an...
by Mary Jaksch | Apr 20, 2016 | Tips
Do you want to be a boring writer? No, of course you don’t! But how to avoid it? Do you sometimes read a piece that moves at an agonizingly slow pace? I do. Well, let me be honest here – I tend to read only the first paragraph, and then I put the boring...