Showing posts with label cover reveal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover reveal. Show all posts

5.08.2020

cover reveal / DARE


happy friday, all. i'm so excited to participate in the cover reveal for DARE by Tricia Mingerink. The Blades of Acktar is one of my all time favorite series (seriously, i read it three times last year) and i can't wait to see the updated covers!

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the new & shiny cover for DARE !

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ahh, isn't it gorgeous? Savannah Jezowski designed it, and i can't wait to see the other covers! the new cover is live on amazon now, and if you don't already own a copy of this wonderful book, i highly recommend you check it out. or you can order directly from Tricia (thru her website) and get a signed copy!

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hope y'all are having a
good day! i'm very ready
to be done with finals...just
a couple more days. :)


a. r.

10.23.2018

COVER REVEAL / go teen writers: edit your novel

today, the cover for the new Go Teen Writers: Edit Your Novel book is being released! if you are not familiar with Go Teen Writers, i highly recommend that you check them out. they have amazing advice + support for aspiring teenage authors. ;)

and now, the cover!

i apologize for this post being so short + choppy ;) i have three exams this week + rushing to finish college apps by this friday *scream*

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isn't it gorgeous?

it's not available for pre-order yet, but visit goteenwriters.com/edityournovel for more details and sample chapters. 

back cover:

You know your first draft has problems, but what’s the best way to fix them? How do you know where to start editing? Or for many writers the bigger question becomes, “How do I know when I’m done?”

Popular bloggers Stephanie Morrill and Jill Williamson have been where you are, and they want to help you understand, and even come to love—yes, love—the editing process.
In this revised and updated edition of Go Teen Writers: Edit Your Novel, you’ll learn:
·         Methods for efficiently editing your novel.
·         What problems to look for in your manuscript and how to solve them.
·         Where to start editing, and how to know when you’re done.
·         How to keep track of your story’s character, storyworld, and setting details.
·         How a critique group can help you.
·         The pros and cons of traditional and self-publishing.
·         An overview of pitching your novel and making writing your career.
·         And much more!

Teaching yourself how to edit a first draft can feel hard, discouraging, and isolating. But using this guide, you’ll feel as encouraged, empowered, and capable—as if you had a writing coach sitting alongside you.



are you planning to pick up a copy of 
"Go Teen Writers: Edit Your Novel"?
what aspect of the editing process
do you struggle with the most?

<3 <3,
allison