by D Lilly | Apr 1, 2019 | 1 FEATURED ARTICLE, Formatting-Grammar, RESOURCES-TIPS
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Proofreaders Marks Taken from The Chicago Manual of Style Online Resources-Tips AGENTS & EDITORS Agents: Knowing When To Hold One and When To FoldGetting Offers from...
by D Lilly | Mar 22, 2019 | Characterization-Fiction, Formatting-Grammar, RESOURCES-TIPS, Writer's Block-Tools
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Slang and Jargon Souces American Slang Terms– slang, etiquette, some opinions and fashion do’s and don’t s. American Slang – Berlitz AlphaDictionary – American...
by D Lilly | Mar 22, 2019 | 1 FEATURED ARTICLE, Formatting-Grammar, RESOURCES-TIPS, Writer's Block-Tools
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Research Links Writing Corner is striving to be the “Resource of Writers’ Resources”. This is essentially a links page but you will only find links to reference or...
by D Lilly | Mar 16, 2019 | Formatting-Grammar, RESOURCES-TIPS
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Navigating In Your Novel Your New Best Friend, The Document Map by Susan Gillett Domokos You’re sitting in your chair, estranged from the rest of the household. (Not...
by D Lilly | Mar 16, 2019 | Formatting-Grammar, RESOURCES-TIPS, Writing Tools
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Tightening Your Manuscript and Trimming the Word Count by Deanna Lilly Now that the mechanics of achieving 250 words and 25 lines per page are out of the way, the...
by D Lilly | Mar 16, 2019 | Encouragement-Ideas, Formatting-Grammar, Inspiration-Motivation, RESOURCES-TIPS
RESOURCES - For writers of all genre, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Rules for Writers From PPW (Panhandle Plains Writers) Amarillo, Texas Verbs HAS to agree with their subjects. Prepositions are not words to end sentences with. And don’t...
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