You want to present something interesting and intriguing, mysterious or compelling. It could be a dramatic event, a captivating character, an unusual setting, or a thought-provoking question that makes the reader want to know more. Ultimately, it should create curiosity and compel the reader to continue reading to find out what happens next... like the child who reads under the blanket with a flashlight way past bedtime! Here are some tips and examples: Consider starting with

Knowing when to begin the revision and editing process involves a strategic approach.   Revising helps to refine ideas, structure and coherence for your reader : Completion of draft/manuscript is important to assess...But first, let the ideas and writing flow. Take a break from your work, maybe a day or two, or even a week. Put some distance between you and your piece which provides a fresh perspective, making it easier to identify areas for improvement during the revision s

Journaling, or keeping a diary as we did when we were younger, has the most incredible benefits for our mind, body and soul.