You’ve got the words written, now you need to wrap them up! Readers do judge a book by its cover and so it's vital you make it stand out. The post Finding your cover designer appeared first on Just Write Right.

Love is love and there should be romance novels that reflect every type of relationship. Here's some advice for writing, and editing, authentic queer romance books. The post Editing Queer Romance Novels appeared first on Just Write Right.

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Writing sex scenes – whether steamy, romantic, or explicit – can be a daunting task for any author. When it comes to writing gay sex scenes, there’s the added layer of wanting to accurately represent LGBTQ+ experiences while still serving the story and your characters. Whether you’re penning erotica or weaving intimate moments into a … Continue reading Writing Gay Intimacy: Essential Tips for Authors The post Writing Gay Intimacy: Essential Tips for Authors appeared first on Just Write Right.

Foreshadowing is one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal. Planting breadcrumbs that guide readers towards the big moments in your plot – without them even realising it. Done well, foreshadowing creates a sense of suspense and satisfaction. Done poorly, it can feel heavy-handed or ruin the surprise. What exactly is foreshadowing, why does … Continue reading Foreshadowing Techniques: Enhance Your Writing Skills The post Foreshadowing Techniques: Enhance Your Writing Skills appeared first on Just Write Right.

Conflict is at the heart of every novel. Characters need to overcome challenges. When I read and edit fiction, I approach conflict with at three levels: internal, local and global. This post will help you identify these three areas of conflict and give you ideas about increasing the tension for your characters. Internal conflict Internal … Continue reading Boost Tension in Your Stories with Layered Conflicts The post Boost Tension in Your Stories with Layered Conflicts appeared first on Just Write Right.

Writing can be tough. Staring at the blinking cursor on a blank page can be completely debilitating. When it comes to writing, it’s down to you, the author, and your own imagination and ideas. You alone are solely responsible for getting ideas from your mind to the reader. Here are some reasons why people just … Continue reading Ten Common Writing Struggles and Solutions The post Ten Common Writing Struggles and Solutions appeared first on Just Write Right.

Young Adult, or YA, books bridge the gap between the safe world of children’s literature and the more expansive adult world. Having said that, YA books don’t shy away from tackling darker themes, they just do it a more sensitive way. Writing YA books Young adult books are found in many different genres. Typically, the … Continue reading Editing YA Books The post Editing YA Books appeared first on Just Write Right.

Take your readers back in time and connect with the past through authentic storytelling. Research and accuracy matters, but not at the expense of good storytelling. Writing historical fiction Historical fiction writing cleverly blends facts into great stories. Taking a time period as the main focus, the job of the writer it to create characters … Continue reading Editing Historical Fiction The post Editing Historical Fiction appeared first on Just Write Right.

Who done it? That’s what you’ll be inviting readers to find out when you write crime fiction, but the clues should be there and good editing will make sure of that! Writing crime fiction Crime fiction has many subgenres. From police procedurals to cozy crime, they all have their own tropes and idiosyncrasies that you, … Continue reading Editing Crime Fiction The post Editing Crime Fiction appeared first on Just Write Right.