Better writing means better worlds. Your reader isn’t jarred out of the story; they are locked in emotionally, turning page after page to find out what happens next. There are many things you can do to improve your writing, and I believe they all fall under these three headings.
How much writing advice can you really get in 140 characters? If you have professional authors and agents and editors and publishing houses tweeting … quite a bit, actually.
You’ve got a completed, edited, polished manuscript ready to go. You just need to find an agent who wants to represent your book. Let the research begin.
You’re doing something mundane and suddenly are hit with story inspiration! It’s brilliant, wonderful, and will make you the next [insert famous author here]. Fully formed and fabulous, what could you possibly do to make it any better?
When editing your work, take a break from the details of the words to look at the flow of the page. How well have you balanced your dialog and description?
