The book genre of “new adult” fiction has been around for a while (since it was first proposed by St. Martin’s in 2009). But only recently has the lingo begun to pick up speed in the conversations and chatter at writers conferences. More and more, publishers are starting to recognize new adult novels as fitting… Continue Reading
Our staff members are always on the lookout for the latest tips, trends, and helpful tools for writers so we can better guide our clients and readers. And while we’ve always offered a variety of free staff-written articles, our Links Roundups provide readers with regular updates on our favorite online resources offered by other websites.… Continue Reading
We have all been told at some point in our lives that getting started is the most difficult part of any project. As writers, we know this to be the case. In his article, “Psyched To Write! – Overcoming The Transition Barrier,” author, teacher, and non-profit manager T. James Moore discusses transitions as they relate… Continue Reading
We, the staff of Writer’s Relief, want to extend our gratitude to the special people who inspired our love of words. After all, it’s no coincidence we ended up employed at a company that helps writers publish their work. We’ve all long enjoyed passions for reading and writing, thanks to those “teachers” (in the classroom and out) who inspired… Continue Reading
After a reader finishes a book or a short story, it’s often the ending that resonates most strongly. In some ways, the whole book is about its ending: Everything leads up to the ending, and once it’s over, everything points back to it. But great endings are hard to do well. They require a writer… Continue Reading
