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Fiction University: 5 Ways to Hook Your Readers By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy "You need a strong hook" is advice you hear a lot of in writing, and it's good advice. A strong hook pulls readers in and makes them want to read more. It “hooks” th...

Fiction University: Revision Prep: Create an Editorial Map By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy Before any revision, it can be helpful to know exactly what you have to work with. Novels often change during a first draft, so any outlines or summaries could be outd...