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The top 5 tips for having a good work-life balance as a freelance proofreader that have helped me throughout my career.
5 Tips For Having a Good Work-Life Balance As a Freelance Proofreader Read Post »
Getting rejected is hard. But knowing how to respond to literary agent rejection with grace will build your confidence and help you move forward.
How to Respond to Literary Agent Rejection with Professionalism and Grace Read Post »
Welcome to Author Q&A! Every month, I’ll interview an author and share their answers with you along with their books and where to find them.
Author Q&A: Lana Christian Read Post »
Literary gents get hundreds of query letters a day! Avoid rejections by understanding the top reasons your query letter gets rejected.
Top Reasons Your Query Letter Gets Rejected (And How to Fix Them) Read Post »
There’s more to proofreading than catching typos! That’s why I put together this list of basic tools every proofreader needs in their Proofreader’s Toolkit.
The Proofreader’s Toolkit: 6 Must-Have Resources for Accuracy and Efficiency Read Post »
Welcome to Author Q&A! Every month, I’ll interview an author and share their answers with you along with their books and where to find them.
Author Q&A: Desiree Taylor Read Post »
Knowing when and how to follow up with a literary agent after sending a query letter is important. This post gives you the dos and don’ts of following up.
When and How to Follow Up with a Literary Agent After Sending Your Query Letter Read Post »
Learn how to write an amazing query letter that literary agents actually read.
How to Write a Query Letter That Gets Read Read Post »
This month’s featured author is Julie Sunne. Grab a cup of coffee and let’s chat with Julie!
20 Questions With Author Julie Sunne Read Post »
Sometimes an agent will request a synopsis after reading your proposal. This post will teach you how to write a synopsis that will make agents request your manuscript.
How to Write a Synopsis That Makes Agents Request Your Manuscript Read Post »
