I have an important question to ask you writers on this rainy (if you’re in the tri-state area) Monday… What part are you good at?
No series on writing meet-cutes would be complete without quoting the master of the contemporary YA romance: Stephanie Perkins.
It has recently come to my attention that not everyone has read this amazing important book. If you are among this unfortunate group of people, please read on…
Time for another Meet-Cute! (In case you missed them, Parts One and Two). Behold, one of my favorite meet-cutes of all time:
Since getting embroiled in yet another series I love, I’ve been thinking about my favorite series (plural) of all time…
So after this book, I was in need of an antidote, in the way of some lighter fare. I chose Huntley Fitzpatrick’s My Life Next Door.…
For my first novel, the only people I had reading and critiquing it were friends and family. Which was awesome for my ego–not so awesome for my work. For my second novel, I actually did what the internets have been advising me to do–I searched for critique partners. And I actually found two! More on […]
After an amazing wedding weekend (my boyfriend’s sister’s) it was hard to return to real life this week.
I’m currently revising the first book I ever wrote. After many years of debate, I’ve decided to definitively kill my darling of a prologue and start right away with the main story. I wrote before about the importance of the first 250 words of your manuscript and I’ll probably write about it again because it was […]
