Revising for Structure

When I finish the dummy for my current picture book project, I’m going to dig back into my magical realism middle grade novel.

Here’s an amazing post that came in an e-newsletter today. It’s perfect and I know it will help me. If you’re revising your NaNoWriMo magnum opus, it might help you too.

The Five Commandments of Storytelling

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• Don’t Let Craft Advice Silence Your Authorial Voice
• A Beginning Reader for St. Patrick’s Day
• What You Need to Know About Query Letters
• Inspiration for Writers
• Funny Picture Books Need Golden Hearts

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