7 Easy Ways to Boost Your Writing Confidence
When it comes to writing confidence, the creative mind is a strange thing. One minute we have it. The next minute we don’t. One minute we feel inspired and invincible. We’re full of big dreams
Hello. I’m Connie Briscoe and I'm all about the written word. I have written several novels, contributed to a novella, and co-authored a nonfiction book. My work has been published all over the world. It has hit the bestseller lists of the New York Times, USA Today, and many other publications as well. I also provide resources that help other writers develop the confidence to pursue their writing dreams.
Tired of feeling full of self-doubt and not being able to finish your novel? I've been there, too, and I can help with that.
Imagine writing your novel with the self-assurance that fans will eagerly want to read it. START YOUR NOVEL WITH CONFIDENCE is a checklist that will show you 12 essential steps you should take to complete the novel you’ve always imagined writing.
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How To Overcome Writer’s Block: 10 Practical Tips
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The Best Novel Length by Genre
So you’re trying to determine the best length for your novel. Sooner or later, just about all writers who want to publish their books reach this point. Ideally, the response would be something clever like
What Is Literary Fiction and What Does It Mean?
What is literary fiction? This question is nearly as old as fiction itself, which has been around for centuries. Yet the answer is still somewhat uncertain, even after all this time. We usually know it
How to Use Dialogue Tags in Your Novel
If you write novels or plan to, sooner or later you’re going to have to write dialogue. And that means learning the correct way to use those ubiquitous little phrases called dialogue tags. These are
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