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When Should You Hire a Book Editor?

May 21, 2020 Sarah Welch

The answer, of course, is dictated by another question.

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Character Development: The Moment Before

May 1, 2020 Sarah Welch

What happened to your character before she walked through the door?

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In On Writing Tags character development
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Making Art in a Pandemic

April 17, 2020 Sarah Welch

Art has a very real place in COVID-19’s world, and it will have a very real place in the aftermath.

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In On Writing Tags fiction, young adult lit
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How to Find an Agent for Your Nonfiction Book

April 17, 2020 Sarah Welch

Think of a book proposal as a business plan for your book.

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In On Writing Tags nonfiction, book publishing
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Social Distancing? Treat Yourself to a DIY Writing Retreat

March 21, 2020 Sarah Welch

If one of your COVID-19 quarantine goals is to get some writing done, may I suggest a DIY writing retreat?

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In On Writing Tags writing retreat, writing process
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What Kind of Book Editing Do You Need?

February 28, 2020 Sarah Welch

Let me break down the three primary types of editing to help you understand what your options are and which ones might be your best fit.

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In On Writing Tags book editing, editing
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Who Are You Writing For?

February 1, 2020 Sarah Welch

Just like we can’t please everybody in life, we can’t write a story everyone will love.

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In On Writing Tags audience
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Self-Care for Writers

December 17, 2019 Sarah Welch

When we’re constantly writing under pressure, it turns into something we do out of fear of failure and no longer out of joy or passion. And that’s why self-care is so important for writers.

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In On Writing Tags self-care, writer's blogk
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What A Christmas Carol Can Teach Us About How to Write a Book

December 1, 2019 Sarah Welch

More than just a fantastic holiday story,  A Christmas Carol actually provides great examples for authors of some of the most common advice we hear about writing.

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In On Writing Tags character development, setting, world-building, fiction, nonfiction
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Why I Created Austin Brown Dogs

November 17, 2019 Sarah Welch

AUSTIN BROWN DOGS: THE SHELTER DOGS WHO RESCUE US celebrates that incredible bond between Austinites and our rescue dogs. Through contributed essays from adopters (along with photos of their beloved adoptees), this book illuminates the intimate stories of all the ways the dogs we’ve saved have impacted our lives.

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In On Writing Tags Austin Brown Dogs, Writing
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