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Affiliate The Editor's Blog is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. More ReferenceBooks Reference Subscribe to RSS FeedReaders Notice and They Care February 19, 2020 by Fiction Editor Beth Hill Readers care about story details and they care about characters. Both last night and this afternoon I had conversations with readers upset about the way authors had portrayed a character. The first conversation was with a grocery clerk, a stranger to me, and the second was with a family member. Both mentioned that a character [ ]read Readers Notice and They Care Subscribe to RSS FeedThe Blog is Back July 10, 2019 by Fiction Editor Beth Hill Celebrating because my web host finally got the blog back up and running! My apologies to those who couldn t access the blog for the past few days. Apparently there was trouble migrating the domain to a new server, but there should be no more problems with access now. Enjoy the blog!read The Blog is Back Subscribe to RSS FeedGet Skilled June 13, 2019 by Fiction Editor Beth Hill You’ll find a lot of articles at this blog that encourage the new writer. Writers come to writing for many reasons, and not all will have a background in writing, fiction, or literature. And while I will forever encourage writers to begin writing at any time and for whatever reason, I do want to further [ ]read Get Skilled Subscribe to RSS FeedWord Choice, Word Order, and Word Placement Can Matter July 2, 2018 by Fiction Editor Beth Hill English is a forgiving and accommodating language.  And that means that writers have a whole lot of leeway when it comes to deciding how to word phrases and structure sentences. A sentence can consist of a single independent clause (simple sentence), multiple independent clauses (compound sentence), or at least one dependent clause and at least [ ]read Word Choice, Word Order, and Word Placement Can Matter Subscribe to RSS FeedWhen a Comma Isn t Enough April 8, 2018 by Fiction Editor Beth Hill Punctuating interrupted dialogue is a confusing topic for both writers and editors, but there is a definitive answer to the question, how do you punctuate interrupted dialogue? Use dashes.read When a Comma Isn t Enough NaNo Info NaNo Support Page available in paperbackReviews Here So maybe it's not only about the words. It's about syntax. And plot. And action. It's voice and pacing and dialogue...It's about characters with character.It's about putting the words together to touch, to entertain, to move the reader.So, yeah, maybe it's all about the words... Expanded Version Now Available in a PDF Buy your PDF copy today Enter email address to subscribe and receive notifications of new posts by email. Email Address Thank you for reading The Editor's Blog, an Internet resource for fiction writers, freelance editors, and everyone who loves words

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