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In order to address Innovative Editing’s literary agent/query letter/traditional publishing Part 2 Writing Rule of the week, we need to firs

We’re going to cheat a little with today’s writing-related Challenge of the Week, since query letters aren’t actually literary-agent...

We’re still on the topic of the traditional publishing process for today’s writing Definition of the Week (as posted on Innovative Editing’s

There’s a lot of writing-circle myths and legends out there about what it’s like to be traditionally published. I addressed and corrected a

Well, we’re on to the topic of what it’s like to be traditionally published for today’s writing-related Challenge of the Week, as posted on 

So far this year, we’ve covered Creative Writing 101, what it takes to get your story down on paper, and how to properly edit your manuscrip

I know I’ve been dishing out a lot of tough writing love these last few weeks about your manuscript, saying that your first draft might be b

Today’s writing-related Challenge of the Week, as posted on Innovative Editing’s Facebook page, concerns the issue of publishaphobia: my mad

When it comes to creative writing, particularly novel writing, there are just some errors that should not be published – at least three of w

Here’s the thing about being traditionally published: You have to follow the traditional publishing industry rules... or be really, really g

Once upon a time, also known as January 2017, a curly-haired author started reading a traditionally published young adult fantasy novel that

There are good things and bad things about self-publishing your book. One of the positive aspects about self-publishing is that it’s all up

This year, we’re making some really exciting switches here at Innovative Editing. For instance, I’ll be sending out an Innovative Editing’s

Let’s go right for blunt here. You’re quickly running out of time to sign up for some great – free – advice. I’m talking about Innovative