The story behind Saltwater Grounding, a Cornwall short story inspired by perimenopause, women’s resilience, and the need to tell stories that often go unheard. Featuring in an anthology by Hermitage Press called Salt and Stone, it launches this May at the Cornish Indie Book Festival.
A clear, compelling premise and narrative question help novels shine. Learn how a developmental editor can help you find them and shape your story.
Explore the difference between plotters and pantsers—featuring writing tips, author insights, and tools to help your story take shape.
Find out why preservation of stories and why they, and the voices that tell them, matter in the world.
Don't wait until everything feels polished before seeking support. Developmental editing sits much earlier in the process, meeting your story where it’s open to possibility.
Nervous about designing your book cover? Learn how to collaborate with a designer, write a great brief, and give effective feedback so your theme shines through.
Learn how studying novels like North Woods can sharpen your structure, voice and storytelling. Being inspired by great authors can involve spotting the tools behind their scenes and considering their effectiveness.
Uncover the hidden heartbeat of your novel. This blog explores how theme shapes plot, character and cover design, and how developmental editing can help your story grow.
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