From Spatula to Pen: Even Mothers Can Write
It wasn’t long since we celebrated Women’s Day. Now, we are paying homage to every man’s greatest woman in life - mothers. That’s sincerely out of the question. Mothers are the finest model of...
With a Stroke of Art: How to Play With Names
Poetry is the soul of a writer. It’s the tiny door that opens to the huge part of the writer’s personality. Although poetry is becoming less and less appreciated, many still tried to introduce...
Writing for Successful Publication
Writing is a passion. However, just writing the story you have in mind shouldn’t be the last thing that you do if you want to become a full-pledged author. Aim to publish your work...
Using Characters for More Than Just Comic Relief
There are characters meant for serious dialogues while there are those who are written for comedic relief. Characters for comedic relief function mostly, as their name suggests, in providing a good laugh for the...
How to Use Quotes Legally
Once in a while, quotes are highly useful in manuscripts. It may be used to drive a point or to improve the overall feel of the novel. In novels, there are definitely numerous uses...
What to Ask to Get to Know Your Readers More
Authors writing a book will definitely have the intention of publishing their own work. Self publishing a book and getting their masterpiece out there is the fulfillment of their dream to become an author,...
A Simple Guide to Pricing Your Book
The price of the book will impact your sales. Basically, pricing correctly increases profitability and the likelihood of success. Remember, how you price your book will determine how much profit you’ll receive in both...
A Guide to Organizing a Manuscript’s Front Matter
It may seem that readers skip on the first pages of the book but that doesn’t mean that authors should cut corners on that. The front pages, commonly known as the “front matter” of...