How to Edit Literary Fiction (Without Killing Its Soul)
Literary fiction doesn’t follow rules, but it still needs editing. Here’s how to sharpen your prose, deepen your themes, and honour your voice.
What Kind of Writer Are You? Why Genre Matters (and When It Doesn’t)
Starting a new blog series for writers across genres, this post explores why understanding your genre helps, and why it’s okay to blur the lines. For writers, memoirists, and creatives ready to grow.
Your Words, Your Way: Reclaiming Creativity in Midlife
Lost your creative spark? This warm, hopeful blog explores how midlife can be the perfect time to return to writing, on your terms. Reconnect with your voice, your way.
It’s Not Too Late to Tell Your Story
Rediscover your voice and embrace the story only you can tell. In this reflective piece on writing, creativity, and midlife pivots, editor and writer Laura shares why it’s never too late to begin.
What Does ‘Finding Your Voice’ Actually Mean?
Struggling to find your voice as a writer? This post explores what ‘voice’ really means, and why your voice matters more than you think.
New Season, New Words: What an Editor Actually Does (And Why It’s Worth It)
As the seasons shift, so can your writing. Learn what an editor truly does, and why autumn is the perfect time to bring your words to life.
Fresh Page: What Good Copy Can Do for Your Autumn Goals
Turn the page this September with copy that helps you refocus, realign, and move forward. Here’s how thoughtful editing can support your goals this season - from business to creative writing.
Back to the Draft: How September Can Reboot Your Writing
September brings fresh air and clearer focus - the perfect moment to return to your writing. Whether you’ve taken a break or just need a gentle nudge, here’s why this season can bring your best work to life.
The FAQ Files: How Do I Know If My Writing Is ‘Good Enough’ to Hire an Editor?
Wondering if your writing is too rough for an editor? It’s not. Discover why editors work best with honest drafts, and how getting help sooner can bring out your voice, not silence it.
What Your Website Copy Should Really Be Doing
Your website copy should do more than describe your services - it should connect, guide, and reassure your visitors. Discover what effective copy is really for (and how to spot when it’s falling short).
Finding Your Voice as a Writer: Lessons From My Editorial Desk
Struggling to sound like yourself on the page? This warm, practical guide helps writers reconnect with their authentic voice - no perfection required, just permission to begin.
Editing Your Own Business Copy (Without Going Cross-eyed)
Struggling to edit your own copy? This guide will help you tighten your message, improve clarity, and avoid common mistakes.
Stop Losing Leads: How to Write a Homepage That Connects
Writing copy that feels like you: calm, clear, and quietly confident.
How to Talk to Your Ideal Client
Struggling to sound like yourself in your business copy? Discover how to write with clarity, warmth, and purpose - and connect with the clients you really want to reach.
Writing Without a Map: 5 Motivation Boosts for Fiction Writers
Lost your way with your story? You’re not alone. Writing fiction isn’t a straight line: it’s a winding path, full of stops and restarts. In this post, I share five gentle, practical tips to help you find your creative rhythm again - without pressure, guilt, or perfection.
What It’s Like to Work With an Editor
Curious what it’s like to work with an editor? Discover how I approach editing with care, clarity, and collaboration - preserving your voice, not replacing it.