Writing & Editing News

• 15/07/2019in Writing & Editing Resources

  Immigrant Writers Aspiring Immigrant Writers Should Read

  Immigrant writers have a rich reservoir of inspiration that connects their personal lives and heritage. Readers travel to other countries vicariously through the descriptions in the books they read. The presentation of a lived experience enriches readers. The variety of immigrant writers in America has widened their readers’ exposure to other cultu...
• 08/07/2019in Writing & Editing Resources

  Top New Editing Trends Writers Should Be Aware Of

  Without a doubt, the publishing world is changing. While high-profile authors continue enjoying their well-earned success, indie authors are starting to take center stage, thanks to a higher level of publicity gained by cheaper and more effective marketing options. Book platforms are changing, too, as are the ways books are written, edited, and pro...
• 01/07/2019in Writing & Editing Resources

  Business Writing—How to Write like a Professional

  Business writing, like other forms of writing, is a skill that improves with practice and effort. It seems simple; but it isn’t. Since business professionals are hard-pressed for time, and have a limited attention span because of it, how specific information is conveyed is very important. Stick to the Accepted Format Different types of business...
• 24/06/2019in Writing & Editing Resources

  What Non-Fiction Writers Should Look For in an Editor

  When editors are solicited for their advice on what writers should look for in an editor, the answer sounds surprisingly like what any of us would want to look for in a partner. Honesty, teamwork, and strong communication skills are among the top traits they recommend. Appropriately so, when a writer hires the right editor,...
• 17/06/2019in Writing & Editing Resources

  Keeping Characters True Throughout Your Story

  If there is one thing avid readers are frustrated by, it is reading a novel or other story in which the details of personality of any of its characters change throughout the read. When a story feels as if it was thrown together, it becomes hard to follow, and readers do not want that. They...