Things to Know Before and After Submitting Your Manuscript

Advice on what you need to do before and after submitting your manuscript to a publisher or magazine.

Submitted By Cynthia C. Scott

Student Writers and Academic Writing
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This article delivers specific, detailed information about the expectations for academic writing at the college level, and provides a point-by-point analysis to help new college students understand and fulfill the standards for college-level writing. A modified version of this article was previously published on the author´s blogsite (at Wordpress).

Submitted By CCrawford

Overcoming Writer's Block
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This article examines typical causes of writer´s block and provides tips for helping writers to overcome it. Modified versions of this article have previously been published on the author´s blogsite (at Wordpress), as well as through Calliope, an online magazine with which the author is affiliated.

Submitted By CCrawford

Fear: A Writer's Worst Enemy
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This article explores the common reasons writers give for procrastination or avoidance of writing, examines the pivotal role of fear in impeding would-be writers, and provides tips for overcoming that fear. Modified versions of this article have previously been published on the author´s blogsite (at Wordpress), as well as through Calliope, an online magazine with which the author is affiliated.

Submitted By CCrawford

The Important of Pace in Short Fiction
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An article on the importance of pace in a piece of short fiction. Aimed at helping writers to win in short story competition environments. If you like this article please check out the other pieces in this series on creative writing for competitions.

Submitted By Nicholas Cockayne

The Importance of a Believable Ending
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An article dealing with the importance of having a believable ending in a short story competition setting. If you like this article please check out the others in this series on creative writing for competitions.

Submitted By Nicholas Cockayne