If you're being told there's too much telling in your work, this one is for you! A discussion with examples on telling in writing, when it's appropriate and how a scene can transform when you re-write with showing instead. J.J. updates on her work and her first experience with imposter syndrome as a new writer, and thriller author Dean Comyn shares a piece for Open Mic of his exciting new series Something in the Water, Book One Drowning , with Book 2 about to launch soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/storiesbyjj/message…

Keeping track of the fine details and maintaining the mood of your work can be tricky! In this episode we examine the editing principle of Continuity and how it relates to your work on the Macro and Micro Editing levels (a.k.a in Developmental and Line Editing). For our Author Reading section, Romance Author Skylar Nightingale shares a reading of her work from Still Sky . For urban fantasy fans, I had Marx Pyle interviewed on the blog last month for his work Obsidian Monsters , and will share an excerpt for you to enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/storiesbyjj/message…

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Following up my blog "Destroying Creatures," I focus on publishing without an editor and six techniques to help you edit your own work. Open Mic highlights our first two Open Mic guests, interviewed on Stories By JJ.com, Jenn Lessmann on her Kindle Vella Cate the Curst , and Dale E. Lehman on The Belt, doing excerpts of their work! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/storiesbyjj/message…