Plotting with Turning Point Scenes
Plotting around three turning point scenes will help your story flow, authentically connect to your protagonist, and thus your reader.
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Plotting around three turning point scenes will help your story flow, authentically connect to your protagonist, and thus your reader.
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Finding the exact start of your protagonist’s story can be tough. Creating story beginnings in the motivational action is key.
Understanding the process it takes to publish a book will help you appreciate the story you hold in your hands even more.
How A Book Is Published Read More »
Finding a strong voice in your middle grade fiction is one of the most important elements of your writing.
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Adding humor to your story is a great way to connect to young readers.
Humor in Children’s Books – 4 Tips to Bring On the Funnies Read More »
Giving your main character authentic agency and letting their own choices drive the plot are essential to having your reader connect.
Deciphering what a publisher wants can be a frustrating chore. A publisher that teaches would be a happy find. Welcome to Chicken Scratch Books.
A Publisher That Teaches Read More »
My goal as an editor is to help each author achieve their vision for their story.
Achieving the Author’s Vision Read More »
There are many advantages of an indie press. One is complete equality for authors.
Advantages of an Indie Press Read More »
Starting a new publishing company feels like an inchworm carrying a heavy backpack. Thankfully, there are writers willing to go for the ride!