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creative writing tips, writing a novel, first novel, debut novel, beginner writer, first time author
25 days agofornalhaeditzm
This appears to be a wonderful read. I’d be happy to highlight it for my audience if you send the post to @bookbaberev.
a month agokxnin._01
This book looks promising! I’d be glad to feature it for my readers—send the post to @theauthorsday.
a month agojohnmartinjohnny2014
I’m always excited to recommend new books. Please send this post to @bookbaberev.
a month agox_yash__36_x
I think my readers would like this. You can send the post to @theauthorsday if interested.
a month agobugraaelchavo
Your book definitely stands out. Feel free to send the post to @bookbaberev.
a month agoescapist.cafe
I could relate to each of them. I wish I had seen this before spending a year learning it through multiple revisions and re-reads.
a month agobriellabrezzo
Hard disagree on not editing as you write. There’s plenty of people out there who it doesn’t slow down, for me personally, it helps with motivation. Whenever I feel a little bit stuck, going back and editing what I’ve already written helps unblock me. It also helps me remember what I’ve already written so I stay on track. And just makes me happy.
a month agoheiner.dewendt
Advice like that BLOCKED my writing success for years. Editing as I write was KEY to finishing my first novel! There are no hard rules, and every writer should find their own process. RUN from everyone who believes they’ve found any universal truths!
a month agoleonawriteschildfree
Having just read your tips, I feel really happy that I am no longer a beginner writer as I do not do those things anymore but I definitely did when I started ❤️
a month ago_steinchen
Nice tips. Regarding the synonyms: as someone who doesn't write in her native language I love to use wordhippo, because it doesn't just give you synonyms but also sorts them by meaning and word group (verb/noun/...)! Extremely helpful
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