Writer's Edit

A newsletter for novel writers looking for inspiration and advice on their creative journey.



Category: Fiction Writing

  • The Pros And Cons Of Plotting And Pantsing

    Getting started on a novel can be the hardest step. Writers the world over have often debated the best way to embark on a new literary endeavour. The novel-writing process…


  • That vs. Which: Basic Rules Of Grammar

    That and which are so similar to each other, it’s tricky to know which one to use. It’s one of those grammatical situations where we know there’s a right way…


  • Leaped vs. Leapt: Basic Rules Of Grammar

    The English language is a complex thing, and sometimes it feels like it was made to trick people. This is the case when it comes to the difference between leaped and leapt.…


  • What Are The Best Birthday & Christmas Gifts For Writers?

    Do you have a writer in your life you need to buy a present for? Or are you a writer yourself wanting to drop some hints to your loved ones?…


  • Should My Novel Have a Prologue?

    In a novel, the prologue – a section preceding your first chapter – is a powerful literary tool. When utilised correctly, a prologue can elevate your novel to the next…


  • Should My Novel Have An Epilogue?

    Appearing at the very end of a novel, an effective epilogue can leave a lasting impression on your audience. Written in similar fashion to the prologue, this short section is…


  • How To Write A Shippable Romance Novel

    Romance. Love it or hate it, it’s been around forever. From William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to Sally Rooney’s Normal People, readers have been enamoured with love stories of all…


  • What Can We Learn From Reading Fiction Novels?

    A book is like a time travel machine. Reading allows us to go into another world for a moment, whether it be to a wintry wonderland, a sun-blasted desert or…


  • How Much Do Literary Agents Cost?

    What is a literary agent? How much do they cost? Do I need a literary agent? Can I even afford one? These are some of the most commonly asked questions in…


  • Which Point of View Should I Use for My Novel?

    Before you get to work creating the greatest character of all time for your novel, you also have to stop and consider which perspective you want to tell your story…


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