Free: Author Writing Toolkit!!

As regular readers will know, there’s a lot of practical writing advice, secrets and encouragement on this blog. So today I thought I’d open the vault and create a free ‘Author Writing Toolkit’ from some of fantastic posts I’ve collated over the years. Even regular writer-readers should find something useful here – because whether you’re a writer starting out, or you’ve been writing a while, these posts can help you progress to the next level, to polish what you already know…


Beginnings

On getting started as a writer:


Should You Plan Your Writing or Just Let It Flow? With Kate Forsyth and Rowena Cory Daniells.


What Most Writers Fear Most About Being A Writer.


On Being A Sensitive Soul: “I have a secret. A confession for my friends…”


Middles

Getting on with the business of being a writer:


How Writers Use Social Media


Health Tips for Writers


Are Writing Rules Made To Be Broken?


Swearing In Fiction … Is It Realistic Without?


Ends

Finishing off your writing project:


How Do You Know When A Story Is ‘Done’?


Essential Synopsis-Writing & Querying Tips From 20 Amazing Australian Authors.


How to Handle #Rejection – 20 Tips!


Industry Insights

Insights into the publishing industry:


How Editors Select Short Stories For Their Collections.


How Editors Read Short Story Anthologies.


What Publishing A Short Story Collection is Like… with David D Levine Tim Lebbon Jo Anderton


What It’s Like Being A Debut Novelist At Pan Macmillan / Harper Collins / Momentum Books / Indie Publishing.


I hope you enjoy those posts! Let me know which you find the most helpful in the comments below!


Need more help?


Tomorrow I’m taking writers on a Writing Safari through all the major aspects of writing craft – from first ideas, through brainstorming and structuring, to polishing off your writing. You can book onto my Writing Safari until 5pm tonight. It’s $100 for 5½ hours of exercises and secret tips at Mosman Community College in Sydney. Come along if you’re free!

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Published on November 21, 2013 16:29
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