Reading Signposts: Tough Questions

Tough Questions appear in a text when a character is uncertain and ask themselves a difficult question that doesn’t have an easy answer.

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Reading Signposts: Contrast & Contradiction

The Contrast & Contradiction signpost asks the reader to notice times when a character does something that doesn’t line up with their previous actions or even when a character goes against the social norms of the world they live in.

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The Discipline to Write

Remember, there’s no right way to be a writer. You always have to do what works for you–but if something isn’t working, don’t be afraid to stop,reassess, and then pivot to a different path forward.

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How to Write an Edit Letter

aking the time to think about how you’re going to organize that feedback will not only help you to be more effective in your reading, but it’s going to help the person you’re reading for better understand your feedback.

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Preparing for Beta-Readers

Asking someone to read your manuscript and provide feedback on what’s working and what isn’t can feel like a daunting task.

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