by PassKey Publishing | Sep 13, 2024 | Dialogue, Editing, Writing Craft
At the special request of an Author’s Atlas reader, this article series will focus on one of the most crucial aspects of writing: dialogue. If you’ve ever researched the craft of dialogue before, you’ve likely noticed how many “rules” there seem to be. In general, I’m...
by PassKey Publishing | Sep 13, 2024 | Author's Atlas, Editing, Publishing, Writing Craft
Welcome back to our self-editing series! So far, we’ve covered the importance of preparation, story structure, and scene strengthening. Today, we’ll dive into the final phase: style enhancing. Refining your prose and enhancing your unique writing style is...
by PassKey Publishing | Aug 13, 2024 | Author's Atlas, Editing, Publishing, Writing Craft
Welcome back to our self-editing series! In our last post, we explored the importance of story structure and how it serves as the backbone of your narrative. Today, we’re diving into the second phase of our self-editing method: scene strengthening. The Importance of...
by PassKey Publishing | Aug 13, 2024 | Author's Atlas, Editing, Publishing, Writing Craft
Welcome back to our self-editing series! So far, we’ve covered the importance of preparation and introduced a systematic approach to revising your manuscript. Today, we’re diving deeper into the first phase of this method: story structure. Story structure is the...
by PassKey Publishing | Jul 22, 2024 | Author's Atlas, Editing, Publishing, Writing Craft
The revision process can be extremely daunting. Taking a systematic approach can help make it less so. Today, I’m going to give an overview of an effective self-editing method, which consists of three phases: structure, scene, and style. Phase 1: Story Structure...
by PassKey Publishing | Jun 17, 2024 | Author's Atlas, Editing, Publishing, Writing Craft
Self-editing is an integral part of refining and polishing your manuscript. In the next series of newsletters, we’ll delve into the process of self-editing, equipping you with the tools and knowledge needed to transform your draft into a polished piece of writing...
