From Tweets to Novels
A thousand words. Hard enough, yes? How in the world are you going to get to fifty thousand? There are a few answers to that
In the ever-evolving world of literature, staying informed and engaged is critical for authors aiming to maintain relevance and consistency in their writing. With new trends, voices, and technological advancements shaping the industry, authors must navigate a fast-paced landscape while keeping their creativity intact. So, how can writers remain connected to their craft and stay...
The Dangers of Paid Editorial Reviews
Although we will go into reviewing different paid editorial review places in future articles (Kirkus, BlueInk, Foreword etc.), this article will focus on the generalized
Soon to be Launching on Twitter and Instagram
We’ve been active on Facebook (though not as active as we should be!) and are soon going to begin promoting our Instagram and Twitter pages.
Introducing the EDW Author Program
Having received hundreds of submission requests, the pool of candidates for our editors to review is most certainly getting larger and larger every day. And
Contacting Readers for Reviews
As one of the central, free services we offer authors, book reviews are an important part of our magazine. Our editors love to find themselves
Breaking the Rules as an Author
Rules in writing and editing exist for a reason: they are there to help navigate those that may not yet be experts in storytelling to
Violence vs Too-Much-Violence
There’s no avoiding it: violence sells. From video games to movies to books, human on human conflict is a tantalizing plot device, and we humans
The Importance of Copy Editing for the Indie Author
As every independently published author is aware, gaining traction nowadays in an arena flooded with books is hard. With services providing professional covers to well-written