#Reader

Jonny Geller

JonnyGeller

Some Bank holiday #writing thoughts:1)Think of using the Netflix “Skip Intro” function when #writing your beginning to your novel.We will use it if you don’t.#writing 2)Dialogue is as important as

Heather O'Beirne Kelly, PhD

HeatherKellyPhD

when cranes get all sassy about punctuation The crane took some questions over on Facebook. Or took offense — whatever. Reader Q1: “I'd assume sassy cranes use the semicolon; it's

Carl Cecere

CecereCarl

Quick thread about something I've been thinking about for a while: Introductions and summaries. These are key pieces of a brief, but a lot of lawyers, new and old, don't

Adam O'Fallon Price

AdamOPrice

A thing young writers (and many not-so-young writers) do is confuse making the reader wonder what is going on for making the reader wonder what is going to happen An

lark 🦊🏮 INARIZAKITA

lightveils

having thinks today about how "readers don't owe writers comments/feedback" and "writers thrive on nice comments" are two statements that absolutely coexist and should be considered with equal weight when

P H Lee

P_H_Lee

There's a really common pattern of miscommunication about writing:Reader: "The stakes weren't high enough for me"Writer: "The villain is literally trying to end the multiverse how much higher do you

Naomi Davis, literary agent

NaomisLitPix

A quick #writetip #querytip as I go through queries this morning: in adult SFF, there is often a true need for heavy, up-front worldbuilding, in order to understand the world

cheshire⁷ | jimim

cheshire_bts

something i notice a lot in fiction (not just fanfic) is that occasionally the author doesn’t know how to handle describing the pov character, which is one of the easiest

ieatboyss 🦋

sam_ieatboyss

I hate HATE how when you mention “reader fics” the first thing people think of is certain problems fics. I HATE how people assume readers/writers enjoy them because they legitimately

clockworkspider ✨ Su She kin

cwspider

Here's a few things I've learned about maximizing feedback/comments for fanfics:- Being a little chatty/casual in endnotes helps. Probably good to leave a prompt for comment on each chapter. (Your

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ethereallymark

fic writers or writers in general...theyre just amazing. how their brain works. maybe it's a me thing but their words are just magical. i mean i definitely could understand their

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salesmaverick__

To ensure your reader is glued to your copy, You need to sow seeds of curiosity in your copy. Read on./*A thread*/ This doesn’t mean you make your sentences that

stream punch but also punch duterte

chanyeolnose

There’s an anon on cc who asked for writing narrationHere are some of my unsolicited tips For beginners, you can follow the structure below: useable if ur building a sceneSetting

ElBarto

NorbertMarimo

Don't know who needs to hear this but have seen some trying to do threads by just numbering their tweets, with the tweets not connected in any other way.This makes

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salesmaverick__

Why the language of a copy is important./*A thread/Rt's are appreciated. The language of your copy is an aspect of huge importance. You need to take note of your language

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brujabitchh

Let’s discuss booking etiquette 1. Read through your reader’s booking form thoroughly before asking questions. 2. DO NOT rush your reader. Give them 2 weeks to send our your reading