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Jan 10, 2022 08:30AM
Do you know a website with great information about writing, about creating websites for authors or even publishing? Share it with everyone here!
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BooklifeThis site says it will give you a free peer review, if anyone uses it mayhaps they will share their experience.
https://booklife.com/
https://www.vivienreis.com/writing-tipsThis is a self published author that does youtube videos and helps other authors with writing resources. Check out her material, it might help you out.
ELLEN BROCKI am a professional freelance editor with seven years of experience. I started editing full time in 2011 and began working shortly after as an editor with Musa Publishing where I was quickly promoted to head editor of Musa’s middle grade imprint. I left Musa in 2012 to freelance full time. Since then I have worked with about 150 writers per year as an editor, writing coach, and plot consultant.
My clients are represented at a number of agencies, including The Unter Agency, Irene Goodman Literary Agency, and Upstart Crow Literary. My clients have published with Katherine Tegen Books, The Wild Rose Press, and many have launched successful self-publishing careers. I have a bachelor’s degree in communications with a focus on writing from the University of Cincinnati.
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Squibler helps a writer do the actual writing. Organization, research, development, settings - it can help you put into practice everything you learn from these resources.https://www.squibler.io/
https://www.dailywritingtips.com/This writing website helps writers improve their grammar construction and word usage. The site gives writing tutorials and advice to writers.
The tips provided here are free, but if you want to gain some additional features, a $5 monthly price can be paid to get premium access. This includes comprehensive courses to help you improve your writing.
https://blog.janicehardy.com/This website will help a writer that has a rigorous weekly schedule. You will be able to develop the discipline that can help you get through the week without giving up on your writing halfway through.
The website is run by Janice Hardy, a writing teacher who is passionate about helping everyone learn to write. She offers her own expertise as well as plenty of posts and articles from guests who offer a different perspective.
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeautho...This writing website is run by K.M Weiland, who has written a number of books - both fiction and nonfiction. She strives to help writers make the transition to authors.
https://authorkristenlamb.com/Best-selling author Kristen Lamb runs a blog that offers tips, advice, and help for writers. She has a fun and casual demeanor that is welcoming for readers.
Her posts are relatable and easy to understand.
She also offers a number of courses where she will teach on different aspects of writing. Some of these are downloadable courses while others are live classes.
https://reedsy.com/At its core, Reedsy wants to create beautiful books. They do this by giving authors and publishers access to quality professionals, useful tools, and educational content.
If you are looking for a professional to help you make your book better, Reedsy offers a diverse team.
In addition to this they also offer a free writing tool that helps you with the actual process of writing your book. The software provides a space to create and organize your different sections and elements - such as characters, research, etc.
You can use the software yourself, but it also has a fantastic collaboration feature. With this, you can seamlessly write with others. This is especially useful for new writers who are still learning how to write a book.
https://writetodone.com/Write to Done is a writing website that covers many different areas of writing. They have articles from several different writers who all have different perspectives and opinions to offer.
https://jerryjenkins.com/Jerry Jenkins is a 21-time New York Times best-selling author who is revealing his secrets.
One thing he offers on his site is an extremely helpful free guide: How to Become an Author: Your Complete Guide.
Once you've downloaded this, you can join his network of thousands of other writers and sign up for his newsletter which sends writing advice right to your inbox.
https://writershelpingwriters.ne/The website is run by two women: Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi. In addition to running the site, they have co-authored a series of books to help writers.
The books are all part of the "thesaurus" series. It includes titles such as The Emotion Thesaurus and the Positive Trait Thesaurus.
https://www.languageisavirus.com/Here you will find some articles on the writing craft. However, this is not their focus. This website contains several tools to help you either get started or keep going in your writing.
Their home page itself has a writing prompt right on it, with the option to generate another if you don't like it.
They have a series of writing games, exercises, and generators to help you get inspired and motivated.
This is a fantastic resource for writers who may be feeling stuck or defeated.
https://storyaday.org/Story a Day is an initiative that hopes to inspire creativity. They run two month-long challenges each year - one in May and one in September. The challenge is to write a short story every day.
This writing website provides a community based challenge. this not only stimulates a writer's imagination, but it does so with the support and accountability that others can provide.
First Draft Pro is a writing app that helps you plan/plot, keep extensive research notes (and link between those notes to create your own worldbuilding-wikipedia), and actually write your novel. It's also designed for collaboration, so if you want to work with a co-writer - this is the app for you.
https://www.firstdraftpro.com/
Wow a Collab app, that's pretty cool! Thanks for sharing with us Tarryn-Anne!
