Tag: AIW Press
Four Steps to Writing a Substantive Book Review
If you’re on a publisher’s site—like, for instance, this one 😉 —you likely know book reviews matter. Amazon determines your ranking and whether they’ll promote you in part by the number of reviews you have. Readers use them to determine if they want to buy your book. Promo sites like…
First Draft or Stream of Consciousness?
Top Ten Critique Tips
Do you need help putting the finishing touches on your masterpiece? Are you stuck on a chapter and need some advice? All authors need a second set of eyes on their work. Someone that will give honest feedback and check for errors. If they ask for your help, they trust…
Quick and Easy Editing Tips
Whether you are traditionally published or an Indie author, self-editing is an absolute must. While there is no substitute for hiring a professional editor, there are a few tips writers can do before submitting that manuscript to an editor, publisher, or even beta readers. Look for “crutch” words Every author…
10 Ways to Improve Your Fiction Writing
Looking for a down and dirty list for story writing improvement? Look no further. Here the top ten ways to hone your fiction writing skills: 10. Dissect novels you enjoy. Look through your favorite novels by other authors for techniques and tricks to improve your characterization, settings, plot, pacing, dialogue,…
Not Our First Rodeo
Sad News
Proud to Announce a New Generation of Westerns
AIW Press is proud to announce the western of the 21st century. Nine talented authors seamlessly blend the enormity of the vast open prairie and imposing mountain ranges of the old west with the fresh perspectives of modern technologies and problems—and melds them into a new version of a western….
Jenga—The Muse
Pamela Foster wears many hats, and whether she wants to claim “writer” as one of them, she not only wears it, she wears it with panache. Through personal experience, humor, and tough love, Pamela will discuss ways to move past the things that hold writers back in these series of posts…
Four Steps to Writing a Substantive Book Review
If you’re on a publisher’s site—like, for instance, this one 😉 —you likely know book reviews matter. Amazon determines your ranking and whether they’ll promote you in part by the number of reviews you have. Readers use them to determine if they want to buy your book. Promo sites like…
First Draft or Stream of Consciousness?
Top Ten Critique Tips
Do you need help putting the finishing touches on your masterpiece? Are you stuck on a chapter and need some advice? All authors need a second set of eyes on their work. Someone that will give honest feedback and check for errors. If they ask for your help, they trust…
Quick and Easy Editing Tips
Whether you are traditionally published or an Indie author, self-editing is an absolute must. While there is no substitute for hiring a professional editor, there are a few tips writers can do before submitting that manuscript to an editor, publisher, or even beta readers. Look for “crutch” words Every author…
10 Ways to Improve Your Fiction Writing
Looking for a down and dirty list for story writing improvement? Look no further. Here the top ten ways to hone your fiction writing skills: 10. Dissect novels you enjoy. Look through your favorite novels by other authors for techniques and tricks to improve your characterization, settings, plot, pacing, dialogue,…
Not Our First Rodeo
Sad News
Proud to Announce a New Generation of Westerns
AIW Press is proud to announce the western of the 21st century. Nine talented authors seamlessly blend the enormity of the vast open prairie and imposing mountain ranges of the old west with the fresh perspectives of modern technologies and problems—and melds them into a new version of a western….
Jenga—The Muse
Pamela Foster wears many hats, and whether she wants to claim “writer” as one of them, she not only wears it, she wears it with panache. Through personal experience, humor, and tough love, Pamela will discuss ways to move past the things that hold writers back in these series of posts…