Hi SEers! What does it mean to be a healthy writer? Do you eat lots of broccoli, run marathons, or write a lot? It’s mixed in there somewhere. To find that balance, I looked to a time when things were planned out for us or those school days from childhood. Here, I’ll stick to a … Continue reading HEALTHY WRITERS—LESSONS FROM SCHOOL
Author: D.L. Finn, Author
MINI VACATIONS FOR WRITERS
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about taking mini vacations away from writing. Sometimes, I draw a blank. Not necessarily writer’s block because the words are just within my grasp. Yet, I can’t put them all together when I sit down to write. This is when I step away from the computer, shut it off, … Continue reading MINI VACATIONS FOR WRITERS
WRITING AND COMMON MISTAKES
Courtesy of Canva Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about common grammar errors in writing. Back in the day, run-on sentences used to be a big problem. My teachers would constantly remind me of this issue. My only excuse was I had so many ideas I could barely contain them. Let’s look at some common … Continue reading WRITING AND COMMON MISTAKES
WRITING AND PRE-RELEASE DAY CHECKLIST
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about an exciting and stressful time, getting a book ready for release. After you receive your book back from beta readers, if you do that, made your final revisions, and checked it over just one more time—it’s ready to go to your editor. An editor is the one step … Continue reading WRITING AND PRE-RELEASE DAY CHECKLIST
WRITING AND THE COMMA
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about one of the grammatical things that give me trouble, commas!Definition of commanounthe sign (,), a mark of punctuation used for indicating a division in a sentence, as in setting off a word, phrase, or clause, especially when such a division is accompanied by a slight pause or is … Continue reading WRITING AND THE COMMA
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