Writer's Edit

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



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  • The Ultimate Guide to YA Fiction

    Table Of Contents Over the past decade, the Young Adult (YA) fiction market has grown so much, it’s a wonder authors are still writing adult books at all. In fact,…


  • 7 Useful Tips For Establishing A Writing Routine

    There are certain things all writers need: inspiration, creativity, dedication, some measure of talent. But there’s one thing that’s perhaps more important than all these elements combined – one thing…


  • Impostor Syndrome: What Is It And How Can Writers Overcome It?

    Have the words ‘I’m not a real writer’ ever crossed your mind? Have you ever felt that your writing skills are inadequate, despite evidence to the contrary? Have you ever…


  • 10 Simple Tips For Writing Clever Plot Twists

    Writing plot twists is much harder than it looks. As readers, we’re used to devouring mind-blowing twists and turns, marvelling at the cleverness of the writers who devised them. But…


  • The Fuss-Free Beginner’s Guide To Scrivener

    Table Of Contents You’ve no doubt heard of Scrivener before. Developed by Literature and Latte, this piece of novel-writing software is expansive, affordable, and extremely popular with experienced authors and beginners alike.…


  • 7 Tips On How To Write Realistic Settings

    There’s no doubt that setting is a fundamental aspect of all kinds of writing. A solid setting can improve the quality of a story immensely, while a poorly developed setting can instantly…


  • Ultimate Guide: How To Work With Beta Readers

    Table Of Contents So you’ve finished writing, rewriting and self-editing your novel. It should be ready for professional editing, self-publishing or querying now, right? Well, there’s actually one more step…


  • Ultimate Guide: How To Identify Your Manuscript’s Target Market

    Table Of Contents Identifying your market is critical to the development and potential sale of your manuscript. An infinite number of variables shape a reader’s likes and dislikes. In order…


  • 5 Surefire Ways To Raise The Stakes Of Your Story

    Every story must have stakes. Stakes (especially high ones) keep the plot moving, keep the characters growing and changing, and keep your readers engaged. Without high stakes, your story may…


  • 6 Quick Tips For Writing Gripping Scenes

    Table Of Contents Scenes drive your story forward; without them, there would be no novel. Your scenes need to keep your reader on the edge of their seat with your plot and characters because…


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