Three Things You May Be Surprised an Editor Is Expected to Do

While many people think editing is simply checking for spelling errors, there’s so much more that goes into the process. And within each type of editing, there are tasks that non-editors may not be aware of. Here are three of the most common tasks and responsibilities you may run into while working with an editor.

So You’ve Written a Book… Now What?

Have you written a poetry collection? A novel? A picture book? It’s hard to know what to do once you’ve got that first draft written. But not to worry – I’m here to help.

Writing First Drafts During National Poetry Month – And Every Other Month

Writing first drafts for any genre can be stressful – especially when at a fast pace like during National Poetry Writing Month. But it’s important to remember it’s called a rough draft for a reason. Here’s what to keep in mind while you write it.

National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) Incoming!

National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) kicks off next week. Whether you plan on taking the challenge head on or at a variation, I’ve got some encouragement, information, and inspiration for you to check out.

Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing: A Personal Choice

Are you uncertain about whether you want to pursue traditional publishing or self-publishing? I’ve shared my personal journey in hopes of helping you get one step closer to deciding.