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Category Archives: Editing
Writer’s Support
It’s amazing how far a little encouragement will take a writer. This is the reason each writer desperately needs a support base of readers who are in love with their writing. Among these readers we look most eagerly for those … Continue reading
Orienting Your Reader
I am currently on holidays in Manitoba for a month, visiting family and attending two weddings, as well as my mother’s eightieth birthday celebration. While I am here I am also trying to carve out some daily time for writing. … Continue reading
Posted in Critique, Editing, Novel, Writing, Writing Helps
Tagged date, Dwight Swain, learning gaps, novel writing, orient readers, seasons, Techniques of the selling Writer, time and place, writing
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Writing Update
I am two and a half weeks away from the Oregon Christian Writers’ Conference. Last year when I went to the conference for the first time–my first ever writers’ conference–I submitted my novel to an editor who said it was … Continue reading
Posted in Critique, Editing, Novel, POV, Writing
Tagged back story, Christian novel, Christian publishing houses, Christian romance, church setting, fiction, Have a Little Faith, John Grisham, Mitch Album, non-fiction, Oregon Christian Writers' Conference, point of view, showing, telling, The Shack, The Testament, writers' conference, writing a novel
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To unravel or not to unravel
My mother, who suffered a stroke a year ago, has recently taught herself to knit. I keep in touch with her by phone because we live a thousand miles apart. I admire her spirit. She is determined not to let … Continue reading
Posted in Editing
Tagged acceptance, getting it right, knitting, perfection, revision, unravel, voice
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Editing – it’s happening
I just had to share that I started editing my novel yesterday and it went well. I rounded out a scene. I did some research. I read up on plot versus character and I mapped out my plot on a … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Editing, Plot, Research
Tagged characters, editing, goals, mapping, obstacle, peaks, plot
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