Synopsis Writing Tools Checklist by Jessica Page Morrell
Here is the second half of a two-part series on How to Write a Synopsis. The first part deals with synopsis development and this second part will discuss the mechanics of a synopsis.
Synopsis Writing Tools – a Two Part blog post by Jessica Page Morrell
A book synopsis completes a sales package that includes the synopsis, the book's first three chapters, and a letter of introduction that goes out to literary agents, publishers, and acquisition editors. Top-tier editor, Jessica Morrell, shares her insight and tips.
USING SOUND and SIGHT to REVISE YOUR WORK by Craig Anderson – Writing Instruction, Editing, Author Toolkit
C. Anderson suggests this new Editing Tool! Now you can edit your work by listening to it on a phone, in your car, or send it to a friend for a critique.
What Acquisition Editors and Agents Notice When Evaluating a Manuscript – A Handy Checklist by Jessica Page Morrell
Jessica is known for explaining the hows and whys of what makes for excellent writing and for sharing very clear examples that examine the technical aspects of writing that emphases layering and subtext. Her books on writing craft are considered “a must have” for any serious writer’s toolkit.
Rhythm and Cadence and Beats, Oh Yes! by Margie Lawson – Taking Your Writing to the Next Level
Reading a book with flat-lined cadence is like watching a movie on mute. Read about adding psychological power to your writing from international presenter and psychologist, Margie Lawson. Enter to Win Advanced Writing Lecture Packets - Click to read more.
“The Strange World of Editing and the Beasts Who Inhabit It”
What Authors Should Know about Editing and Editors. The World of Editing and the Strange Beasts that Inhabit It Called “Editors” are introduced in this post. Each type of editing has its specialists. Each level of editing becomes more focused on the details until the absolute final proof-reading for publication.