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Creating A Scene List Synopsis
By BookBaby author Dawn Field If you’ve written a book synopsis, you probably built it with great scenes in mind. Now’s the time to fill them in and focus on the rhythm of your story. There are three...
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The Coronavirus: The Elephant In The Room
By BookBaby author Steven Spatz As a writer, what do you do if your book is set in the present, but the Coronavirus pandemic thwarts your story? Adapt? Ignore? It’s a question on a lot of writers’...
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Creating Your Own Rules: How To Build A Story World
By BookBaby author Dawn Field Rules are weighty and can produce some of the most significant sentences you’ll write. They build your story world, immerse your reader, and produce consequences. There...
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Filling The Holes In Your Story
By BookBaby author Dawn Field You may think your manuscript is ready for publication, but are there holes in your story? A beta reader can help determine if there’s still work to do. How do you know...
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Ready To Break Into Freelance Writing? Start With A Marketing Plan.
By BookBaby author Jill Goodwin If you want to embark on a career in freelance writing, you’ll need to promote your skills and services. Developing a marketing plan is crucial to getting off to a good...
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Tips For Writing A Nonfiction Book
By BookBaby author Rachel Davis Planning your nonfiction writing project — including drafting a purpose statement, mapping out the structure, and using proven storytelling techniques — are critical...
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Writing Retreats: A Gift Of Creative Magic
By BookBaby author Janna Lopez A writing retreat can be a gift to yourself that injects confidence and focus into your writing. You just need to determine the where, when, and curriculum that’s ideal...
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