Your author’s voice is your unique tone, word choice, and style. It is the way your personality comes through in your writing.
Voice goes beyond what you say; it’s how you say it.
As a new writer, finding your author’s voice can be intimidating. Here are a few tips to help you get started.
Finding Your Voice as a Nonfiction Writer Read Post »
As a professional book editor, I’ve seen my fair share of writing mistakes, but there are a few that come up quite often. Of course, I come across grammatical errors, but this article is focused on some of the bigger-picture issues. Here are five of the biggest mistakes I’ve seen new writers make and how
Top 5 Mistakes New Writers Make and How To Avoid Them Read Post »
Have you ever been pulled out of a book because of a sentence that didn’t seem right? Maybe there was inconsistent spelling or confusing punctuation. Minor errors like these can distract readers no matter how compelling a book is. That’s where a style guide can come in handy.
Does Your Book Need to Follow a Style Guide? Read Post »
Effective storytelling can turn your book into an engaging and impactful narrative that resonates with readers. In this article, we’ll discuss the benefits of storytelling and tips for balancing narrative and information in your nonfiction business book.
Effective Storytelling in a Nonfiction Business Book Read Post »
To follow through with writing your book, you need to have a bigger “why” behind it. What results do you want to see from your it?
I’ll share five ways you can leverage your book to grow your business by generating more leads and increasing brand awareness.
How to Use Your Book as a Marketing Tool Read Post »
