If you’ve ever wondered what a Beta Reader is, look no further. Here’s a great summary that will get you started. To begin, let’s look at the boring technical definition from Wikipedia: A Beta reader is a non-professional reader who reads a written work, generally fiction, with the intent of looking over …
ONE OF THE NEATEST TOOLS I’ve come across is Scapple, simple mind-mapping Mac & Windows application for those who organize with a visual flare. I had no idea how much I needed this tool to support my writing until I started using it. What Is Scapple? Scapple is an easy-to-use tool for getting …
I thought this was a great article, so I shared it here. You can read the rest over at the Writer’s Path blog after the article preview below by clicking the link at the bottom of the article. How To Write a Great Fight Scene by Sarah from Paper, Words, …
For some time now Tim has listened to podcasts. His favorites include Throwing Shade, 99% Invisible, and Stuff You Missed in History Class. While I do enjoy 99% Invisible, I tend to listen more to Sewers of Paris and Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me. However, those have taken a back-seat for me …
Know the rules before you break them! Created with Scrivener 2.6 Mac Template Version 1.2 Thanks to the assistance of Instagram user writerlydosageofinspiration—an effort by Lelia Strong at The Writer’s Block—the 30 Days/30 Chapters pages, as found somewhere in the NaNoWiMo forums, I was able to get my hands on …