In this iWriterly video, we have an extra special surprise in store for you guys. In addition to our regular writing update, you will also get to see Meg get her very first writer tattoo. https://youtu.be/ctRXREwqk0E LINKS REFERENCED IN THE VIDEO Learn more about Publishable iWriterly Video: Why Writers Need Critique Partners and … Continue reading iWriterly Video: Writing Update: Episode 2 | AuthorTube Tattoo Vlog
All writers want their prose to read smoothly and have the reader fully engaged without being pulled from the story due to an overabundance of unnecessary words that make sentences read clunkier. These unnecessary words are often referred to as “filler words.” Filler words aren’t necessarily “bad” words, and they have their place in the … Continue reading Savvy Authors Blog: Filler Words to Remove From Your Novel
We are launching a new series on iWriterly: Writerly Updates! Many of you have been asking about the status of Meg LaTorre's two manuscripts: the adult fantasy she was querying and what she's been calling her adult steampunk. In this episode, Meg shares a glimpse into her writing journey (why her summer was one of … Continue reading iWriterly Video: Writing Update | Episode 1
Do you aspire to make writing your full-time occupation? Learn the eight ways you should treat your passion like a job to make that dream a reality in this iWriterly video. If you aren't looking to make writing a full-time career, this video can teach you how to improve your creative productivity and online presence … Continue reading iWriterly Video: Why You Should Treat Your Passion Like a Job
Heya, book nerds! Meg here. As you may have heard on social media and in my iWriterly episode titled, Summer 2018 Writerly Goals, I'll be reopening my freelance editorial services on July 30, 2018. I had previously closed full manuscript edits, specifically, due to being at maximum capacity. Freelance editing is something I do on … Continue reading When Writers Shouldn’t Work with a Freelance Developmental Editor
