Research Tips from a Researcher: Part II
After my previous post, Research Tips from a Researcher, I realised there was so much more advice to offer.
Research Tips from a Researcher
If there’s one thing I know I’m good at, it’s researching. If you need someone to find an obscure piece of information buried in a discontinued journal from the 1900s, I’m your gal.
Opening Lines
You only get one chance to grab a reader and drag them into your story—make them so intrigued they can’t help but read on.
Road Map of a New Novel
Every novel begins with a spark—an idea that will be the foundation for the entire story.
Light at the end of the Tunnel
The end of editing Darkness, Set us Free is close. So close, I can taste the freedom around the corner.
Woe is Editing
What’s your favorite part of writing a novel? Maybe it’s the plotting and researching. Perhaps it’s getting stuck in and putting words on the page.
The Road to Writing
I’ve spent the past few weeks reflecting on my writing: How far we’ve come, and the distance we still have to go.
Editing Better: Let Your Manuscript Rest
Two months. It’s been two months since I laid eyes on our third novel, Darkness, Set us Free.
A Moment to Breathe
Sometimes, we all need a moment away from our busy lives. We need to step out, breathe different air, and refresh our view of the world.
I Should be Writing!
I tried to write this week. Honestly, I did.