Category Archives: Tips for Writers

  Your First Book Signing by Weslynn McCallister      On the morning of my first book signing, I changed my clothes three times, smeared my make up, and took far longer than I had intended dressing. In my opinion,  it’s important to … Continue reading →

     After polishing my recent work, I have been  researching publishers.  The best resource I have  found is Jeff Herman’s Book of  Publishers, Editors, and Literary Agents.       When you feel your work is ready to submit,  please remember to follow the publisher’s … Continue reading →

There are some great on-line writer’s links. Following are just a few of mine: Absolute Write: http://www.absolute write.com/ This link offers resources for freelance writing, novels, poetry, screen plays, non-fiction, songwriting, etc. It also features interviews, articles, and a newsletter. The Author’s … Continue reading →

Following are just a few books and magazines that have much to offer aspiring writers. Most you may find at your local library. Most magazines listed are available at bookstores, libraries, and anyplace that magazines are sold. “The Writer’s Digest” … Continue reading →

Weslynn’s Questionnaire for Forming Characters  You may want to use this or modify it for your next manuscript. If you’re writing a novel, you may find it helpful to have for reference so that your characters have the same color of … Continue reading →

Just a few days ago, during a writer’s meeting, an aspiring author expressed her desire to write the book of her dreams. But, she didn’t know where to begin. Following are just a few suggestions: 1.  Decide what genre you would like to write. Romance, … Continue reading →