#WUApprentices update!
Author: Tenesha L. Curtis, M.S.S.W.
Cover Design
What Does “Legitimate” Writing Look Like?
Book Design
“Fathomable” by Tenesha L. Curtis
#FindTheTypo: Image Edition
New Writers Note: Brain Boards
June 10th: Indie Publishing 101
What is Copy Editing?
Last Chance! Poetry Content Closing
Our fifth annual poetry contest in coming to a close on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern. Get your entry of 100 words or less submitted well before then for your chance to win up to $1,600 in cash and prizes. Enter the poetry contest now!
Beta Readers for Authors
Wish there was a way to preview what your reviews for your book might look like? That’s where betas come in! Beta Readers Defined NOTE: Some writers call readers “betas” no matter what version of the book they are receiving. You are welcome to do the same! I just want to clarify that I see…
Beta Reader Tips for New Authors
White Data by J. M. Tompkins: Setup Breakdown
10 Line Editing Tips for New Writers
Line editing is a step in the book development process that many authors skip. But for certain kinds of authors, it can make the difference between an ‘okay book’ and a ‘great read.’ What is Line Editing? Line editing is when a specialist editor reads through your manuscript and makes changes on a line-by-line (hence…
LaTosha McCauley, previous Novel Opening Contest Winner
After you enter this year’s Novel Opening Contest, check out the 2021 winner, LaTosha McCauley! 4th Novel Opening Contest: 2022 Winner: LaTosha McCauley Book: The Velvet Capture LaTosha McCauley is the lead writer at LaTosha The Author, LLC. Launched in May 2020 and stationed in Detroit, Michigan, L.T.A. is an organization that hosts a plethora…
Almond Press beats out Google and WU (for now!)
Research for Books
Winner: 2020 Novel Opening Contest
What is Developmental Editing?
#WUNovel Contest Winner 2019: Sean McMahon
Manuscript Evaluations for Authors
Getting the Most Out of Your Critique Groups
2023 Novel Opening Contest
Templates for Writers
“…like putting a fence around the cats you need to herd.” #writingcommunity #writing #publishing
