WRITING RESOURCES
TIPs AND TOOLS TO GROW YOUR WRITING
Whether you’re just starting out or refining your craft, our community offers a wide range of resources beyond our workship to support your writing journey. Explore articles packed with insights and inspiration, watch craft videos that dive deep into technique, and connect with fellow writers through our peer review program. Novel Bookcamp is a place to share your work, get constructive feedback, and grow along with a supportive group of writers.
Help from around the web
Our favorite writing experts aren't just at Bookcamp -- they're also online! Check out some of them below.
Writers Helping Writers
Through their workshops, books, free worksheets, and tools, we teach writers how to utilize emotion, psychology, and the art of showing rather than telling to craft.
Publishing expert Nathan Bransford
As a published author and former literary agent who has worked with NY Times bestselling authors, Nathan brings a unique perspective to the book editing process.
Jami Gold, Resources for Writers
Jami is a teacher at heart and a Google research ninja, so she loves sharing with others the various things she has learned.
Classes and Coaching from Bookfox
John Matthew Fox of Bookfox helps authors write better fiction. Authors who worked with John have been published by Random House, sold more than 100,000 copies, and received Kirkus Starred Reviews.
SIGN UP FOR A PEER REVIEW
Join us as we launch a new resource for our community. Submit a few pages of your work and let know where you want help. Meant to be a quick helping hand, and not a comprehensive review, a peer review is a great way to troubleshoot a problem. A member of our peer review team will review your submission and will get back to you within a couple weeks. If you would like to be a peer reviewer, contact us.
FEATURED WORKS FROM NOVEL BOOKCAMP WRITERS
By SL Wilton
A young queen’s peaceful reign ends and she must take up the sword to put things right.
BOOKS FOR AUTHORS
Our staff has curated this list of essential books we think every author should have in their personal library:
On Writing by Stephen King – A masterclass in storytelling and persistence from one of the most prolific authors alive.
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott – Witty, wise, and wonderfully honest about the writing process.
Steering the Craft by Ursula K. Le Guin – Deep insights into language, rhythm, and structure from a literary legend.
The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White – A timeless guide to clear, concise writing.
The Chicago Manual of Style – The go-to reference for professional formatting, grammar, and style.
The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron – A classic on nurturing creativity and overcoming inner blocks.
Check out these books from your library or support your local book store. Have a book to recommend? Add to the comments on our article about books for authors.