What to do with too many promising book ideas. “They’re all really great, I swear!” says the muse.
Keep a notebook of titles
When ideas spring out of the well that is your brain, use a notebook like a bucket to scoop them up. One way is to write a title down. Keep a list…
Middle-grade books are like sandwiches. Yes, that's what you read. All the ham, tomatoes, lettuce, and peanut butter in the middle of two pieces of bread (covers). The insides of a sandwich are the same as the interior of a book. It's layered with different fillings and given to many types of pe…
Writing a long book can be a daunting task. There are many ways to go about it including "pantsing" or writing as the ideas come to you. There's also being a "plotter" or someone who plans out every scene or chapter with an outline. These are the typical ways to write a novel, but there's also o…