I recently finished the first draft of my next book, which I plan to edit with AutoCrit. So far, it has found a lot of repetition and redundant phrases. That’s actually one of the biggest reasons why I wanted to use AutoCrit in the first place.
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Writing Realistic Dialogue: 7 Steps to Make Speech Stand Out
One of my favorite compliments while writing a book is how my dialogue “feels real.” I go out of my way to make sure that each line doesn’t make the reader cringe with embarrassment. Well, unless it was on purpose in the story.
Read moreHow to Outline Your Book and Avoid Writer’s Block
When I write a book, I find that a solid outline works wonders for keeping me focused and productive. For me, it’s all about seeing the dots and then making the connections. So, how do I go about making those connections to write a story?
Read moreReview: Is the Reedsy Masterclass for Writing a Novel Worth It?
Recently, I had the privilege of taking the Reedsy Masterclass for How to Write a Novel featuring Tom Bromley. I am a proponent of education in all forms, and this was right up my alley. But is the Reedsy masterclass worth the time and money?
Read moreAre You a Pantser or a Plotter (Planner)? Does it Really Matter?
When it comes to writing stories, every author has their own flow of how it’s done. While some techniques between authors are similar, they are still quite unique in their own right. So, are you a pantser or a plotter?
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