10 Things to Audit Before You Query Your First Chapter
Writing the first chapter of a fantasy novel is so difficult, but what’s harder is sending that baby out into […]
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Writing the first chapter of a fantasy novel is so difficult, but what’s harder is sending that baby out into […]
10 Things to Audit Before You Query Your First Chapter Read More »
Writing the first chapter of a novel is a tiny bit brutal. It has to sell the book, set up
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Writing the first chapter of a fantasy novel is a horrible, wonderful, impossible thing. It has to do everything at
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You find an editor for self‑publishing by looking for someone who edits for reader behaviour (page turns, read‑through, future sales),
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Choosing the right editor for fiction means matching the type of editing you need to the stage your manuscript is
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When I wake up, the other side of the bed is cold. Eleven words. That’s all it took for Suzanne
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If you are worried you have too many characters in your fantasy first chapter, well, you might be right, but
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There are a lot of first chapter checklists on the internet. You have probably read several of them. They tend
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The problem isn’t your world. It’s where you put it. The Reber Effect Processing Fluency The brain interprets ease as
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No. And here’s what you need instead. The Workshop Myth The Likeable Trap Moral Categories vs. Reader Magnetism Status Lipstick
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