Julie ArtzJulie Artz

Julie Artz has spent the past decade helping writers like you slay their doubt demons and get their novels and memoirs reader-ready. She’s worked with both award-winning and newer authors across the publishing spectrum from Big Five to small and university presses to indie and hybrid. She is an Author Accelerator-certified Founding Book Coach, a sought-after speaker and writing instructor, and a regular contributor to Jane Friedman, Writers Helping Writers, and more. Subscribe to Julie’s weekly newsletter, Wyrd Words Weekly, or learn more at julieartz.com.
Want to Win NaNoWriMo? The Secret Is Preparation
Want to Win NaNoWriMo? The Secret Is Preparation
Whatever your writing goals are in November, a bit of planning can help set you up for success ...
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Your Small Press Submission Checklist
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If you’ve decided to seek a press that accepts unagented work, here’s a checklist to help you make a submission ...
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How to Get Accepted by a Writing Mentorship Program
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Mentorship programs are a popular way to gain knowledge and exposure, but as their popularity has risen the competition has ...
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How to Use a Long-Form Synopsis to Plan Your Novel
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Whether you’re a planner or a pantser, this brainstorming document can take your story to places it might not have ...
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