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A Little Help With Your Writing

If there’s one piece of writing advice that causes more confusion than clarity, it’s “show, don’t tell.”

You’ve probably heard it countless times. But what does it actually mean, and how do you know when showing will strengthen your writing and when telling works better?

I’ve put together a free guide with practical examples to show you what editors actually mean by “show, don’t tell” and how to apply it to your own writing.

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Proud to have been the editor of Malicious Magick by R.J. Johnson.

First Place winner for Published Fiction at Writer Con, 2025.

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Unsure if your manuscript is working?

Get a manuscript assessment or line edit of up to 10,000 words for only $250USD

A manuscript assessment is a smaller version of a developmental edit and is a great way to know if you are on track while you are still writing the book.

A line edit focuses on the writing at sentence level. It looks at flow, word choice, tone, and consistency, helping tighten your prose and improve readability while preserving your voice. You’ll receive in-text edits and comments showing among other things where phrasing can be strengthened, repetition reduced, and sentences smoothed.

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