Author Archives: PeggySue Wells

Don’t wait until your book arrives in stores.

“I don’t care how bad you think it is now,” he said, “you keep it.”

The only part of the process you control is what you put on the page.

You can write like a professional.

Errors like these flag your submission as amateurish.

Writer’s block? There’s no such thing. Here are some ideas to propel your story if you’re stalled.

Cut the flab. Dialogue should give the illusion of reality, without the quirks of real speech.

When an editor asks for revisions, do you respond as a professional or as an amateur?

Do you suffer from Submission Block, like a batter who refuses to swing? Don’t let opportunities zip past.

Does your writing suffer from a severe case of irregular tenses?