Recent content by Angela Knight

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    Craft Blastoff Beginnings: Writing Opening Chapters That Take Readers Along for the Ride w/ Angela Knight

    In this month-long online class, New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight discusses how to write a beginning that will have readers clicking the BUY button. Knight examines the elements that engage the reader’s curiosity and make her care about your characters. She will explain how to...
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    Second Draft Craft

    In this lesson, I'll be talking about what to do to strengthen scenes that aren't as strong as they should be. The video is nine minutes long, so I'm attaching the first and final drafts of Mark and Kate's first love scene. I've made comments on both drafts so you can see what I did wrong and...
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    Genre-Romance Designing the Perfect Romance Cast with Angela Knight

    In this brand-new month-long online class, New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight discusses the importance of creating the perfect cast for the kind of romance you’re trying to write. A memorable romance cast is more than the sum of its parts. To create an effective book, all the...
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    Business Polish Your Pitch with NY Times Bestselling Author Angela Knight

    Polish up your three-line pitch and get it ready for SavvyAuthors' Spring Pitchfest. We want everyone's pitches the very best they can be! We are offering a one and a half week, mini-intensive workshop to help you polish that pitch through three rounds of feedback with NY Times Bestselling...
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    Fortnight Flash Fiction Winner Moving Day by Rose Gardener

    That’s terrific work!
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    Writing Life “What the Heck is Wrong With My Book?” Mentoring Program with Angela Knight

    You’re so frustrated, you could scream. You’ve taken classes, you’ve filled out GMC charts, you’ve read books on writing and joined professional writing associations. You’ve worked hard and long at your craft. You’ve finished a book – maybe more than one – then pitched and submitted it, or even...