
He said, she said… my best tips on dialogue 🗣️
Writing dialogue is something that a lot of authors struggle with, so I thought I’d share my top tips in hopes that it helps.With dialogue,

Writing dialogue is something that a lot of authors struggle with, so I thought I’d share my top tips in hopes that it helps.With dialogue,

What makes a reader pick one book over another? For a lot of readers, there’s a giant arrow that points to a book’s purchase button

Let’s talk about the roadblock that knocks down even the most seasoned authors… writer’s block. 😱 Sometimes it hits when you’re halfway through a novel.

I was at a birthday party years ago when someone asked me what I did, and I hesitated for a moment. “I’m an author,” I

I was on my third novel when I hit writer’s block for the first time. It came with a vengeance, striking three times before I

by Alessandra Torre Writers aren’t the easiest people to shop for. We rarely go out in public. We mumble a lot. Curse at fictional characters.

In a recent discussion with fellow authors, we got around to discussing editing tools, and what they use and love. It was an interesting discussion, and one that caused me to spend this weekend testing out the capabilities of Autocrit, Grammarly, and ProWriting Aid.

I love my local bookstore. I live in Key West Florida and it’s a small place (Island Books) right off Duval Street that is crammed to overflowing with new and used books.

When I have a book release or sale, my quickest and easiest sales come from an email blast that I send to all of my readers.

There are a lot of decisions to make when you prepare to release a new book. Today I want to chat a little about whether to put your ebook on preorder or do a live release.