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5 Writing Tips To Improve Your Final Draft | Writer’s Relief

Posted on September 10, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 0 Comments

You’ve been writing, editing, proofreading, and rewriting your short story, poems, or novel. At long last, you’re at the point where you feel your WIP (work in progress) is done! Pat yourself on the back, do a happy dance, get a celebratory snack—but don’t start submitting just yet. The experts at Writer’s Relief know that… Continue Reading

Interview With An Author: Branden James ∣ Writer’s Relief

Posted on September 10, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 5 Comments

In our Interview with an Author series, Writer’s Relief asks professional writers to share their tried-and-true secrets for publishing success. When Branden James became a finalist on season eight of America’s Got Talent, he used his time in the spotlight for more than just singing—he also shared details of his personal life, including coming out… Continue Reading

10 Great Books To Read For Hispanic Heritage Month | Writer’s Relief

Posted on September 9, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 0 Comments

Hispanic Heritage Month, from September 15 to October 15, is an important recognition of the contributions, history, and culture of Hispanic-Americans. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Writer’s Relief has compiled a list of great books to read that are written by Hispanic authors, Books To Read For Hispanic Heritage Month Love In The… Continue Reading

Has Proper Punctuation Become…Passé? | Writer’s Relief

Posted on September 3, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 1 Comment

As texting, tweeting, posting, and email take over written communication, a generation gap has developed. In this article on forbes.com, Writer’s Relief found that twenty-somethings often interpret punctuation as a subtle expression of sternness—especially ending a sentence with a (gasp!) period. Yes. It’s true. Much to the dismay of grammar gurus everywhere, punctuation is making… Continue Reading

Should You Offer Comp Titles In Your Query Letter? ∣ Writer’s Relief

Posted on September 2, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 1 Comment

When your book manuscript is ready to be submitted to literary agents, an effective query letter can make the difference between successfully enticing an agent or having your submission tossed into the reject pile. While there are basics every query letter should have—intro sentence, engaging book blurb, author bio—many authors wonder about including comp titles… Continue Reading