by Kayleigh | Feb 10, 2023 | Freelancer Tips
This one is for the freelancers. Whether you’re a freelance writer, editor, illustrator, designer, etc. you have to know your own worth and the value of your expertise and skill. So, why do we lowball ourselves? 1. Doubt in our ability. For those starting out,... by Kayleigh | Feb 3, 2023 | Editing Tips
Having trouble spotting typos and issues as you revise? Our brains can get used to our own words, skipping over issues because WE know what we meant. Switching up something small like the typeface or printing your work to edit by hand can provide a mental... by Kayleigh | Jan 27, 2023 | Writing Tips
Stuck on a scene or need to research something in order to flesh out the details in your story? It’s OK to make a note to come back later so you can keep writing. Even in publishing there’s an abbreviation used for placeholder text—“TK,” which means “to... by Kayleigh | Jan 20, 2023 | Editing Tips
Fragment sentences are not always the enemy you were told they are. When used intentionally, fragments can be a great means of heightening emotion, emphasizing or making your point, drawing attention, generating a sense of urgency, etc. True story! by Kayleigh | Jan 13, 2023 | Publishing Tips, Writing Tips
For self-publishers, editing and cover art costs can be a huge financial hit. Developing a savings plan as soon as you start drafting a new novel can be a way to get ahead of those costs so that you’re ready when the time comes to invest in professional services. Most...
