Kris Spisak

Kris Spisak wrote her first three books—Get a Grip on Your Grammar: 250 Writing and Editing Reminders for the Curious or Confused (Career Press), The Novel Editing Workbook (Davro Press), and The Family Story Workbook (Davro Press)—to help writers of all kinds sharpen their storytelling and empower their communications. Her debut novel, The Baba Yaga Mask (Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing), was inspired by her family’s experience in the post-WWII Ukrainian diaspora and has been called “A complex, poetic tale” by Kirkus Reviews. When not working on her own projects, Kris is an active speaker, workshop leader, and fiction editor.
Looking for a Beta Reader? Flip That Question Around.
Image: a woman sitting at a desk, editing a manuscript with a red pen.
Beta reading for others can be a creative education. Lean into that, and your future books will be all the ...
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When Revising Your Novel, Look for These 4 Problem Areas
Person walking away from an error which needs to be addressed
Is your reader being told a story, or experiencing it by your protagonist's side? When revising your novel, here are ...
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5 Commonly Confused Words Starting With A
5 Commonly Confused Words Starting With A
Learn the difference between all ready/already, altogether/all together, all right/alright, any time/anytime, anyway/any way ...
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