I think a clear revision plan is a must when revising, whether it’s based on our own notes or an editorial letter from an agent or editor. Hopefully these tips will help!

Instead of approaching it as a broad idea like “identity,” it helps when I ask a specific question and use the story to explore more. I’ll expand on this, using my own manuscript as the example.

By choosing appropriate comparisons, creating vivid imagery, and aligning metaphors and similes with the themes of our writing, we can elevate our prose to new heights.

Being intentional with our choice of POV is crucial for crafting a story that resonates with our intended audience.

Narrative perspective is a powerful tool that shapes the reader's experience. Playing with perspective and exploring various vantage points to tell a story offers unique insights and challenges.

Take a look at those opening chapters. Are they doing the work they need to do in order to captivate and hook the reader?

Explore Gilbo’s 5 Commandments for Scene as well as 5 additional pieces of storytelling you can incorporate into every scene to really bring it to life.

The more often we write, and the more we train our brains to summon creativity on demand, the more longevity and satisfaction we will likely have when it comes to our writing goals.

Show, Don't Tell is the transformative magic that turns words into immersive worlds.

Embrace the challenge of creating characters that resonate emotionally, drive the plot, and reflect the complexities of the human experience.

Whether you're working on a novel, a blog post, or any writing project, writing sprints are brief, focused bursts of writing which increase productivity and spark creativity.

Writing prompts can get creativity moving again, encourage exploration, and provide a structured approach to writing… Have fun with it!