
Developing an Effective Series Arc: Part 3
Keeping Your Series on Track by Michele Chiappetta By now, if you’ve been following along in our series arc articles (here’s part 1 and here’s

Keeping Your Series on Track by Michele Chiappetta By now, if you’ve been following along in our series arc articles (here’s part 1 and here’s

Just a quick reminder, enrollment for the second quarter cohort of The Hatchery is still open! Join our online author community for just $75 for

Join the Hatchery for 2Q! by Andrea Neil Why we do it Michele and I edit books, but we also try to do more

With a grounding in Oklahoma-based storytelling, author Lisa Courtaway fills her intriguing books with troubled characters, dysfunctional relationships, and the inevitability of dark secrets coming

Romance author Lyr Gray just released Real Perfect this week, a fun and witty contemporary romance. Congrats, Lyr! Tell us a little about yourself.

By Andrea C. Neil Writing a kick-a$$ blurb is easier than you think You’ve written your book and polished it with your editor (or

The Difference Between a Manuscript Critique and a Developmental Edit By Michelle Chiappetta A few months back, we dove into the world of Line

By Michelle Chiappetta Often, writers find themselves getting hung up on how to plan out their story. Or, they start their draft with great

Welcome Cheryl Arko, author of Touch of the Elegrain! Tell us a little about yourself. Where do you live? What do you do when

Dark Romantic Suspense Author Tell us a little about yourself! What part of the world do you live in? What do you enjoy doing when

The Two Birds approach to line editing your manuscript By Michele Chiappetta Recently, someone asked us about what to expect in a line edit,

And How Your Sample Edit Helps Us Determine What Services You Need By Michele Chiappetta If you’ve never worked with an editor before—or even