My Top Ten (not so popular) Writing Tips

Writers get (and find) a lot of advice on writing. I have shared the top ten writing tips I have found useful so far in my writing journey!
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[@EmmaBennetAuthor]

Very happy to have discovered your channel!

[@c.sloanlewis]

Aww thank you! Glad to have you here!

[@susiehallstrom944]

What great advice. There’s value in all 10 writing tips. I especially enjoyed the tip on honing in on descriptive writing and how to practice it. Clearly, you’ve mastered this one! It’s obvious in your book,The Soul Child, starting on page one! 😊

[@c.sloanlewis]

So glad to hear my practice has paid off! Thanks!! ❤

[@coffeecreateconnect]

New subscriber here 🌷

[@c.sloanlewis]

Welcome!! THanks for subscribing!

[@saxbend]

Will you ever do another Narnia book?

[@c.sloanlewis]

Oh absolutely! Thinking sci fi this time... the working title is Aslan IN SPACE 😂

[@One_Flew_West]

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[@aSnailCyclopsNamedSteve]

Not bad. A couple of points. 1. Many people do not give any feedback, period. They may be too polite or too inexperienced, for example. And then there are people like me. 2. Once you have written a text, you can probably think of a book or story that it reminds you of it (but probably does a better job). For example, I noticed that Rosy is my Relative by Durrell does a better job of building anticipation. So, now I am going back once again, but looking specifically at how he does it so that maybe I can do something similar. 3. You like audio books and your book is not available for free. So, how about reading the first couple or few chapters as an audiobook on your channel. Then we can all see whether we like your style and want to buy the book and also whether you take your own advice. Good luck

[@c.sloanlewis]

Thank you for all the insight! I definitely want to get part of the audiobook on here for free and hope to have at least the first chapter up by the end of the month. Thanks for the support!