I love these tips, especially about adding a cute animal! And I love the reading tip, too! I LOVE reading and I read 89 books last year and this year I’m barely at 25 (yes, I include beta and sensitivity reads). I also agree with taking a break. I have 6 drafts of the fantasy novel I started querying and I took a 7 month break between drafts 3 and 4. It helped SO much! Thanks for these great tips! 💜🥰
I love these tips, especially about adding a cute animal! And I love the reading tip, too! I LOVE reading and I read 89 books last year and this year I’m barely at 25 (yes, I include beta and sensitivity reads). I also agree with taking a break. I have 6 drafts of the fantasy novel I started querying and I took a 7 month break between drafts 3 and 4. It helped SO much! Thanks for these great tips! 💜🥰
I LOVE tip #2!!! Never heard it before but it’s so smart and such a good way to get out of your head and also learn from a scene you like. Genius!!!!
It’s genuinely been so helpful! And kinda like doing a mini case study on the writing craft of another book 🙌🏼
These are great! I am definitely going to jot these down to have on hand! Thank you for sharing!
A great video! I don't know why smell is the one sense I utilize the least, so maybe I need to remember to do that more often.
#5 is so interesting to me as a linear writer. I'll skip parts but other than a few notes, I don't write scenes out of order. Maybe I should try it.
Thank you so much for this!!! What's the name of your second book? That's such a stunning book cover also! 👏🏾👏🏾
I don't have an official name for it yet but I'm aiming to announce it around when I announce the publishing timeline :)
Thank you for this list, there were more than half I had not considered!