“Boo and Oscar are adorable! And I know my grandson will grow and love these characters as his favorites! Well done!”
Tip #5
You have no idea how heavy an unfinished manuscript draft, long or short, can weigh on you. The first draft especially. This is probably my most often given advise: Finish it. Just spit it out there. Good, Bad, or Ugly. As long as the last word of that draft is done, even if it devolves …
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Praise for Sentient
“Amazing book that captured your attention from start to finish. Finished reading in one day, couldn’t put it down. Cannot wait until a part 2! Very worth the read.” Author's note: PART 2 is here!
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Tip 4
Just as the beginning of your story is important, so is your ending. Perhaps more so. It's what brings your reader back for your next story. It needs to be strong, crisp, and memorable. It needs to make your reader hungry for more.
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