Hearts Forged in Dragon Fire by Erica Hollis

You are never going to be sure if the pacing is good.Not that the work isn't important, or even vital - but too much on the page just slows down the action. Speaking of worldbuilding, expect a lot of it to get cut from the final project.Worldbuilding is a lot of fun, and a bigger timesuck that Pinterest and Spotify combined.You probably don't know as much about commas as you think you do.Social media is vital to marketing, and a death knell to actual writing.Audiobooks are your friend, because after staring at Microsoft Word for hours every day, reading an actual physical book or e-book will just feel like more work.The authors who put out multiple books per year are magic and must be admired and feared from a safe distance.Scratch that - Twitter is a great motivator, alternatively, it might just make you sad.Alternatively, it might just make you sad. Posting your daily word count on Twitter is a great motivator.Tragically, going to bed at a reasonable hour actually does help your productivity.Shoutout to whoever it was on Twitter that talked about that and inspired me to try it. Dragon Fire and other Fantasy StoriesCelesta Thiessen, Moslem Schisms and.

YOU WILL CATCH SO MANY MORE ERRORS THAT WAY. Winning HeartLaura Browning, Elements De La Politique V2: Ou Recherche Des. Once you're in proofreading mode, do a CRTL+F for the words 'quite,' 'even,' 'very,' 'even,' 'like,' 'basically,' 'totally,' 'a bit,' 'a little,' and 'seriously.' If you're like them, you use them WAY too much. The next book by Erica Hollis, Hearts Forged in Dragon Fire, will be published in June 2023.You will have to change one of them, after you've been calling them by one name for months or even years, and you will take forever to remember what their new name is. Don't have major characters with names that start with the wrong letter.Inevitably, there are some mistakes you feel like you could've easily easily - if only you'd known!

During that journey, you will end up editing, revising, and rewriting. The journey from 'idea I had on a random Tuesday' to 'actual book someone will read' is a long one.

Hearts Forged in Dragon Fire by Erica Hollis