If you are visually-oriented and producing a novel, you may find this visual tour of ways to design and develop your story helpful.
Part 1 of this series covers mind maps, with examples and links to beneficial resources.
Visually brainstorm story ideas, characters, plot, outline, and more, unconstrained by ordering or structuring
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Ever hear the advice to concentrate on one genre? While that has its benefits, don’t be afraid to try to write across genres. You’d be in good company.
Here’s more multi-genre authors:
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Sometimes you need the cash faster than you can find a job or build your business.
I hear you! I’m diving into all this myself. After researching freelancing online as well as on writing books for quite some time, I now have my own platforms for both freelance and novel writing and software development, but I need cash sooner than my personal brands will generate.
In my next post in this series, we’ll cover full-time work, but for now here’s a few ideas for some extra cash:
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Uncertain about your dialogue tags and punctuation? Perhaps this discussion will help.
Continue readingMy current business plan section on operating online definitely needs an overhaul.
I have, however, collected quite a few best practices and quite a few thoughts on content, newsletters, websites and more.
Up this week is my current schedule for content:
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