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Showing posts with label Lauren Clarke. Show all posts
The Author Diary 2018 by Lauren Clarke
Title: The Author Diary 2018
Author: Lauren Clarke
Genre: Non-Fiction
Release Date: November 30, 2017
Blurb
Make 2018 your
best writing year yet!
best writing year yet!
The Author Diary is
the perfect tool for every author to keep them on track for the year ahead. With
spaces for you to put in weekly writing goals and word-count tallies, this is
bound to help you get things done in 2018.
the perfect tool for every author to keep them on track for the year ahead. With
spaces for you to put in weekly writing goals and word-count tallies, this is
bound to help you get things done in 2018.
Features include:
- Monthly articles: Words of wisdom
from industry professionals to inspire you on your writing journey,
no matter which stage you're at - Noteworthy quotes: Writing gurus offer
words of advice on the craft we all love (and sometimes, love to
hate) - Goal-setting space: Weekly and monthly
goal-setting space from both a word-count and marketing perspective
Set yourself up for
the best start to 2018 possible—with The Author Diary. Let's make your
dreams happen together.
Author Bio
Lauren Clarke is an editor of fact and fiction, specialising
in the romance genre. With more than fifteen years experience in the publishing
industry, she is passionate about helping writers to create their perfect
story.
in the romance genre. With more than fifteen years experience in the publishing
industry, she is passionate about helping writers to create their perfect
story.
Lauren works in development, line and copy editing,
helping you to finesse your story arc by eliminating plot holes,
strengthening your characters and ensuring your pacing keeps readers turning
the page.
helping you to finesse your story arc by eliminating plot holes,
strengthening your characters and ensuring your pacing keeps readers turning
the page.
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The Novel Handbook by Lauren Clarke
Title: The Novel Handbook
Author: Lauren Clarke
Genre: Non-Fiction
Release Date: September 20, 2017
Blurb
Do you want to make
writing your novels easier?
The
Novel Handbook is a complete 168-page guide to help you plan your
novel, for experienced and beginner writers alike. Keep all your notes on
character, plot, setting and more in one handy place, allowing you to access everything
you need to know about your work-in-progress with ease.
Features include:
- Character biographies: Pages for
minor and major characters, complete with prompts so you can keep track of
their features and personality traits (no more wondering what colour your
hero’s mother’s eyes are, searching your Word document for the word
“blue”—simply look to the relevant page in the book, and off you go!).
- Timeline assistance: Avoid one of the most common author
mistakes and create a sound timeline with the calendars in this book,
designed to ensure you know where your characters are at all times.
- World building: A place for you to make notes on the
place where your novel is set, including prompts on featured rooms,
settings and more.
- Research: Notes you must collaborate before
starting your project.
- Loose ends: Avoid losing the flow of your writing
by making notes here on things you need to fix in your manuscript once the
first draft is complete.
- Goal setting: Project trackers and booking forms for
your manuscript’s dream team, including a pre-edit checklist—essential for
any writer.
And much, much more. The Novel Handbook is particularly useful
for series writing, so you can keep all your reference notes in one place.
Whether you’re an experienced writer or a beginner, someone who loves
plotting or a writer of the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants variety, this is the
handbook for you.
Author Bio
Lauren Clarke is an editor of fact and fiction, specialising
in the romance genre. With more than fifteen years experience in the publishing
industry, she is passionate about helping writers to create their perfect
story.
Lauren works in development, line and copy editing,
helping you to finesse your story arc by eliminating plot holes,
strengthening your characters and ensuring your pacing keeps readers turning
the page.
Author Links
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