I'm slowly but surely creating "cheat sheets" to help my clients navigate various aspects of the writing process.
Please feel free to download and share them!
The latest: How to find a literary agent
| bridgets_guide_to_the_agent_search.pdf |
A guide to managing the logistics of the revision process
| bridgets_guide_to_the_logistics_of_revision.pdf |
Here's a long-awaited guide to making your first 25 pages as strong as possible (for fiction and memoir)
| bridgets_guide_to_your_first_25_pages.pdf |
Finally! The long-awaited "Guide to Query Letters"...
| bridgets_guide_to_query_letters.pdf |
This tip sheet is a response to the many questions I get about how to best use "beta readers":
| bridgets_guide_to_using_beta_readers.pdf |
An important tool tool for all writers is "the logline":
| bridgets_guide_to_loglines.pdf |
This is an exploration of when and how to incorporate feelings into your writing:
| bridgets_guide_to_the_fraught-yet-fertile_world_of_feelings.pdf |
This is an important one: a guide to what we call "scene work:"
| bridgets_quick_and_dirty_scene_work_tips.pdf |
Here's one about navigating the wild world of literary magazine submissions:
| bridgets_guide_to_navigating_the_lit_mag_maze.pdf |
And a very basic introduction to publishing options:
| bridgets_super-brief_guide_to_publishing_options.pdf |
This one is a tip sheet for writing dialogue:
| bridgets_dialogue_tips.pdf |
Here's a guide to choosing an artist's residency that fits your goals and dreams:
| bridgets_guide_to_residencies.pdf |
