Fantasy Editor

Benefits of Hiring an All-in-One Line and Copyeditor

Line editing and copyediting are equally important. Wouldn't it be great if you could hire just one editor for both and save money doing it?

Book Review: "Of Crowns and Legends" by Chelsea Banning

With magic commonplace, Chelsea Banning's debut novel, Of Crowns and Legends, hits the mark for fans of fantasy and Arthurian legend alike.

Book Series Review: Shadow and Bone Trilogy

The Shadow and Bone book series is an easy read and it’s quite addicting. The end of each book leaves you wanting—needing—more.

Book review: “Love Potions (Warlocks MacGregor Book 1)” by NYT Bestselling Author Michelle M. Pillow

Erik isn’t looking for love, but when he moves next door to Lydia Barratt in the valleys of Wisconsin, sparks fly.

How The Werd Nerd Got Started

Editing is what lights my fire and puts a skip in my step.

How to Write for Your Audience—Not Yourself

Writing for yourself instead of your audience results in writer-centric writing that does not offer real value to the reader.

Dear Writers: A Case for Clarification

Lost amidst the levels of editing? Writer & Editor Lessie Kauzlarich outlines some suggestions for writers navigating the editing process.

What Are You Going to Do with that English Degree?

What do you say when someone asks what you’re going to do with your English degree? It's a pretty personal question. Here's my answer.

The Controversial Exclamation Point!!!

Exclamation points are one of the most controversial punctuation marks in the literary world.

10 Challenges Faced by Writers and How to Overcome Them

Like any other profession, being a writer is not an easy task, and it takes a long time before you can get your book published. But this...