by Elizabeth Nettleton |
Choosing your publisher is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your book. Will you self publish? Go the traditional publishing route? Or choose something in between? With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which path is right for you (and which ones you should avoid altogether.)
Today, we’re breaking down what vanity publishing is and how it differs from other publishing options, including hybrid publishing, so you can make an informed decision that’s right for both you and your book.
by Elizabeth Nettleton |
If you want to send your character on an adventure but aren’t sure where to start, look no further. Today, we have twenty new quest writing prompts to challenge your protagonist (and their friends, too) and send them on the journey of a lifetime. Until their next quest, that is.
by Elizabeth Nettleton |
The world of artificial Intelligence is rapidly evolving, and new writing tools are popping up all the time, each claiming to make the writing, editing, and publishing process easier. As you might expect, some AI tools live up to the hype . . . and others don’t.
Today, we’re bringing together our honest reviews of the AI writing tools we’ve tested so far, including AI-powered writing tools, developmental editing support, and marketing copy, so you can decide what makes sense for you and your book.
by Elizabeth Nettleton |
As writers, we’re always looking out for software that will make our jobs a little easier and leave us more time to do what we really want to be doing—writing! That’s why here at The Write Practice we love trying out different writing software to test their efficiency when it comes to planning, writing, editing, and formatting our books.
by Elizabeth Nettleton |
Our characters are (usually) humans, just like us. Which means they have the same flaws, insecurities, and doubts the rest of us do. Today, we’re digging into those vulnerabilities with these thirty character vulnerability prompts, to help you learn more about your character (and maybe even discover what they’re made of).
