I enjoyed reading all these different ideas! So many fantastic tips, and like you said, many that I wouldn’t have come up with on my own.

Aw, thank you so much!

Aw thank you so much!

These are such great reminders! I wish I had known some of these rules earlier in my writing. Telling emotions especially–I find that one even in published novels sometimes. It’s sneaky. 😝

Such great tips! I tend to be a more plot driven person in my writing, so tips on handling relationships in fiction is always good.

Thanks for this! I’m working on my own villain redemption arc right now and will keep these ideas in mind!

Definitely true! I am part of Kingdom Pen’s Dragon Slayer challenge right now, and that point about your why as a writer is something that I’m experiencing right now, finding it through these articles I’m writing. I would love to submit to you and was really excited to hear that it was open!

So very encouraging and just what I needed to hear! Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks for sharing! I’m starting an editing and critique business soon and this was very helpful.

So good! I will be using these tips in my editing! Definitely a life saver for my rough drafts (and other drafts, too).

Thank you for the tips! Ironically, I am a die hard planner but more of an organic theme creater. I’ll have a vague idea at the beginning of what my theme is, but it takes the first draft to zero in on it

Thanks for this! It’s very encouraging and intriguing. Glad to know I’m not the only one who daydreams in church! Finally decided that’s how my brain works and it’s still a way to worship God. Thanks!

This was very interesting and helpful! Probably the first clear description of writer voice that I’ve ever heard. Thank you!

Aah, I needed this so much! Midpoints are my hardest parts to write. Thank you so much!