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Manage Your Writing Life by Managing Your Writing Time

Manage Your Writing Life by Managing Your Writing Time

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueJanuary 10, 20234 Comments

With so many demands on your time, it’s essential that you use your writing time wisely. Time management can help you to be more productive, organized, and efficient.

New Year, New Writing You

New Year, New Writing You

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueJanuary 5, 20234 Comments

Welcome to a new writing year! It’s time to grow in your writing and Jan Fields reveals how to do that through new attitudes, new goals, and new habits.

New Writing Plans for the New Year

New Writing Plans for the New Year

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 28, 20222 Comments

When you plan and break things into steps, you know what needs to be done next. Let’s look for positively motivating steps when making our new year’s writing plans.

The “Ghosts of Writing” Past, Present, and To Come

The “Ghosts of Writing” Past, Present, and To Come

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 27, 2022Leave a comment

Imagining a personal Scrooge-like journey can help us make choices for a brighter future in the new writing year. So, what are the Ghosts trying to tell you?

3 Writing Tricks to Get Out of a Rut

3 Writing Tricks to Get Out of a Rut

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 20, 20221 Comment

One problem many writers fall into is writing ruts. We do the same thing the same way. Here are 3 writing tricks to consider as you expand your writing options.

3 Reasons Why Your Story Needs Sensory Detail

3 Reasons Why Your Story Needs Sensory Detail

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 15, 2022Leave a comment

Today we dive into sensory detail. What kind of details should you include? What details can you leave out? Time to get the most out of the senses.

5 Tips for Writing During the Holidays

5 Tips for Writing During the Holidays – IFW Contest

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 13, 20221 Comment

This time of year is filled with joy and busyness. Here are ideas to keep you writing during the holidays—or during other particularly busy times in your life.

Your Writing Year in Review

Your Writing Year in Review

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 8, 20221 Comment

As you review your writing year, the only way to know where you are and where you’re going is to focus on what you did accomplish, not what you didn’t.

Submissions - The Search for an Agent

Submissions: The Search for an Agent

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueDecember 1, 2022Leave a comment

Do I need an agent? What do they do? How do you get one? Are they expensive? Jan Fields answers all these questions and more as you search for an agent.

10 Tips to Draft Your Novel Fast

10 Tips to Draft Your Novel Fast

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 28, 2022Leave a comment

With the right strategy, you can draft your novel fast. Use these 10 tips to finish your book quickly and with less stress.

Submissions Market Guides

Submissions: Why Market Guides Are Your Best Friends

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 22, 20221 Comment

Use ICL Market Guides as a launching point for your research—find a variety of publishers, what they publish, and their websites for further market research.

Block Out Writer’s Block Write Your Book to the End

Block Out Writer’s Block: Write Your Book to The End

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 17, 2022Leave a comment

One of the biggest challenges to writing your book to the end is writer’s block. Jan Fields offers tips for getting past writer’s block and finishing your book.

Become a Novelist This November

Become a Novelist This November

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 15, 2022Leave a comment

If you want to become a novelist, then NaNoWriMo is the challenge for you. Get encouragement to meet your word count goals while writing a novel in a month.

A New View of Your Writing Time Investment

A New View of Your Writing Time Investment | IFW

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 10, 20221 Comment

Today we consider how investing in your writing time leads to success—even if the piece you’re currently working on doesn’t ever get published.

Is NaNoWriMo for You

Is NaNoWriMo Right for You?

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 3, 2022Leave a comment

It’s National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Part experiment, part personal challenge, writing a novel in a month is an eye-opening experience.

Winning NaNoWriMo

10 Tips for Winning NaNoWriMo

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueNovember 1, 20221 Comment

The NaNoWriMo challenge is not for the faint of heart, but many writers find the experience exhilarating and rewarding. Here are 10 tips for winning NaNoWriMo.

10-27-22-Tips-For-Submissions-How-To-Write-The-Synopsis

Essential Submissions Tips: How to Write a Synopsis | IFW

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueOctober 25, 20221 Comment

Learning how to write a synopsis of your manuscript can be one of the most intimidating steps of submitting your work—but it’s also one of the most important.

Time to Talk About Submissions for Writers

Time to Talk About Submissions

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueOctober 19, 20221 Comment

Submissions take a lot of courage. In this post, we discuss how to use the skills you learn in writing your book to create targeted submissions.

Online Submissions Two Sites to Make it Easier

Online Submissions: 2 Sites to Make It Easier | IFW

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueOctober 18, 2022Leave a comment

Online submissions are becoming an industry standard. Let’s explore how Submittable and Query Tracker work and how writers can take advantage of them.

Rediscover Your Writing Passion

Rediscover Your Writing Passion

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueOctober 13, 20222 Comments

Whenever we take a break from writing, it can be difficult to get back in the groove. Will we ever get it back? Let’s talk about ways to rediscover your writing passion.

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