Writing a book is hard work, but when it is complete, you will face a new set of challenges when…
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Creative Writing
15 Reviews of Self-Publishing Companies to Avoid (And Why)
Writers have it hard enough without having to worry about being taken advantage of by publishers. But scammers are everywhere,…
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The Ultimate Guide to Workbooks from Length to Writing Tips
Workbooks are meant to change lives. They are a way to provide the reader with the information that they need…
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The Ultimate Guide to Book and Novel Lengths
When a writer is writing up their first draft or working on an outline, it is unnecessary to worry about the word count of the book or novel. However, once the first draft is complete and the writer notices the word count is too high or too low, they can begin to cut or add words wherever necessary.
Here are some fantastic tips on how to adhere to strict word count guidelines:
A Guide to Self-Publishing Children’s Books
As with any major project, you should consider 80% of writing a children’s book to be planning. Only 20% of it is the actual execution. As such, you will need a solid and well thought out plan if you are going to self-publish a children’s book.
Writing Sprint Prompts and Word Count Trackers
Tips for Writing Sprint Prompts Are you interested in learning tips with Remote Creative Writing as well as learning how…
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