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Thirteen points to consider when writing multiple points of view

by Merry | Feb 6, 2022 | Blog, Method, Writing, Writing Craft

I am having quite a time with a book from one of my clients – he’s got, so far, twelve different points of view, and I’m only halfway done reading his book. First, let’s quickly define the term “Point of View”. The point of view can refer to two different things: 1)...

When it’s hard to write

by Merry | Jan 30, 2022 | Blog, Method, WIP, Writing

I don’t know how many of you know this but I now live in Kyiv, Ukraine. You might have heard about it recently in the news? About 120,000 Russian troops are now surrounding the country on three sides and more are coming to both the Russian-Ukraine border and being...

Six questions you should be asking every time you start a book, part 2

by Merry | Jan 23, 2022 | Blog, Method, Writing

Last week we started to look at some questions all authors should ask as they are beginning to write a new book. If you missed it, here’s the link to that. Today, as promised, let’s continue with that list. What’s at stake? If the story question isn’t answered...

Six questions you should be asking every time you start a book, part 1

by Merry | Jan 16, 2022 | Blog, Method, Writing

When you start out a new book, whether you’re a pantser, plotter, or somewhere in between, it’s always good to have some basic questions answered when you sit down to start writing a new book. If you’re a true plotter, you may not know very much about your story or...

A New Worksheet for before, during, and after you write

by Merry | Dec 26, 2021 | Blog, Method, Writing

If you’ve read this blog for any length of time you’ll probably know that I am the queen of worksheets. I love them. I use them. I even sell them! Well, as I was searching through my files this morning, I happened upon a worksheet I’d completely forgotten about and...

Subplots

by Merry | Dec 19, 2021 | Blog, Method, Writing, Writing Craft

I find myself in an odd position this week. I’m writing the next book in my Royal Hearts series and it’s way too short. Now, for me that’s not unusual, I do tend to write short. I’m very concise. I don’t add a lot of extraneous detail and usually have to go back in...

Thirteen points to consider when writing multiple points of view

When it’s hard to write

Six questions you should be asking every time you start a book, part 2

Six questions you should be asking every time you start a book, part 1

A New Worksheet for before, during, and after you write

Subplots

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