by Carly Cantor | Writing
In the first phase of editing fiction—some call it “development editing”—I focus on the structural issues in the crafting of the novel, such as point-of-view; character development; plot and subplots; and balance among action, interior monologue, and dialogue. I hope...
by Caroline Hiley | Writing
The Difference Between Author and Writer The question keeps coming around in writing/editing forums: At what point can a writer be dubbed an author? Some folks feel the term only applies when the writer has published a work, generally a book, in the traditional way....
by Marie Valentine | Writing
How to write a family memoir Example: An Ordinary Tragedy An Ordinary Tragedy by Lori Hart Beninger explores memories, research, and interviews with family and friends to understand her brother’s life of escalating crime. This intimate memoir profiles the...
