Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingWriting Mistakes Writers Make: Basic Character Descriptionswritersdigest.com - Moriah RichardEveryone makes mistakes—even writers—but that's OK because each mistake is a great learning opportunity. The Writer's Digest team has witnessed many …
Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingHow to Use Layers to Show Intense Emotionsjamigold.comOne of my most popular posts shares tips for writing heavy emotional scenes. I think that post is popular because we often struggle with including …
Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo7 Ways to Spring Clean Your Writing • Career Authorscareerauthors.com - Jessica StrawserSpring is here and, as my kids would say, it’s a vibe. In a season of rebirth, there’s new wisdom to be found in the old routines of cleaning out our …
Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingWriting Cozies With an Edge: 3 Ways To Incorporate Unusual and Uncomfortable Topics Into Cozy Mysterieswritersdigest.com - Harper KincaidDie-hard fans of cozy mysteries will want to torch this article. Bringing edge to cozies? That’s like inviting Wednesday Adams and Henry Rollins to …
Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingLess Is More—When It Comes to Describing Setting - WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®writershelpingwriters.net - Guest ContributorTake a “Goldilocks” approach to description—not too much, not too little. Tips to figure out the amount of description that is “just right”.
Kimberly Tate-Louieflipped into WritingPicking a Point of View for Your Storyjanefriedman.com - Tiffany Yates MartinPhoto by Kabir SharmaToday’s post is by editor Tiffany Yates Martin (@FoxPrintEd).Choosing the most effective perspective from which to tell your …
