Niels C Kwakernaak — If I had known (premix)

Fiction Writing: Character Psychology & How to Use Character: Character Development pt. 2

Fiction Writing: Character Development 1: What a Character Is and How to Create One

The Middle Part of Your Book: Using Conflict to Keep Readers Engaged — Writing Fiction and Nonfic...

When Are You Done Writing? My strategy to figure it out. — Nonfiction Writing Podcast #4

How to Write a Nonfiction Book, Answering Student Questions: A Conversation with a Writing Studen...

Point of View, Stance, and Distance: Finding the Sweet Spots in Narrative Nonfiction Writing — No...

Finding the Right Tone: Formal Register — Writing tips from a Christian nonfiction editor and coach

Memoir Writing During Retirement: Why is it so beneficial? A Conversation with Vona Johnson from ...

Organizing Your Material: How an Idea Track Helps Structure Your Nonfiction Book — Nonfiction Wri...

Adverbs and Adjectives: One Plus One Equals One Half — Tips from a Christian Writing Coach + Editor

Obstacles to Impactful Nonfiction Writing — Nonfiction Writing Podcast #1

Forget About Reader Engagement for a Second — Context: Tips from a Christian Writing Coach

How (Not) to Turn Your Blogs into a Book: Tips from a Christian Nonfiction Writing Coach

Six Steps to a Nonfiction Book: A Talk with Christian Story Lab Founder Payton Minzenmayer

A Great Reading Experience: Continuity – Fixing Bumps and Potholes in Your Prose

Tips from the reading chair 6 Mind the Transformation

Not in Your First Draft! — Nonfiction Writing Tips from Editor & Coach Niels Kwakernaak

Carl Orff: Carmina Burana | Joel Sivan & David Solomon | Beersheva, Israel | 12 January 2025

Using AI to Write Your Book —|— Your Best Story Academy

Nonfiction editor Niels Kwakernaak offers tutoring to students

Making Up Scenes in Nonfiction | Your Best Story coaching session

Tips from the Reading Chair 3: Be Deliberate — One of the Most Crucial Writing Tips for Nonfiction

Tips from the Reading Chair 2: Use Scenes and Explain Them (nonfiction tip)

Tips from the Reading Chair 1: Good Idea? WRITE IT DOWN!

I never start a project without doing this first . . .

Check Your Typesetter's Work! — How to easily spot typesetting errors.

Christian Nonfiction Writing Starts with Your MISSION

Edit Your Own Writing: A Talk with Philip Charter, The English Writing Coach

The Most Important Writing Tip Ever: Knowing What to Say

Literary or Practical Nonfiction — Which One Should You Choose? — Christian Nonfiction Editor Niels

Waarom schrijvers een redacteur nodig hebben – Christelijke non-fictie-redacteur Niels Kwakernaak

Why Writers Need an Editor — Christian Nonfiction Editor Niels Kwakernaak – Your Best Story

Write Nonfiction for Impact: The FIRE Framework for Writing with Authority

Atomic Habits for Writers: Successfully Implementing Writing Tips

What Nonfiction Editors Do: A Guide to the Editing World

How to Write Without Stress: 3 Rules for Reducing Stress While Writing Nonfiction

No Idea Track, No Story: Writing Nonfiction with a Clear Focus

5 Myths about Editors: And How to Find a Good One

Growing Your Author's Voice: Write Nonfiction with Authority and Confidence

Suspense in Nonfiction: Building Your Book with Architectural Suspense

Tell the Truth | Writing for Maximum Impact — Your Author's Voice

Use Specifics in Your Writing | Write with impact, and change the world with your story!

Change the World with Your Writing | Avoid "SO WHAT?" questions

Stop Wasting Your Time while Writing! | Start with a Theme Statement

Self-Editing Tip 10 — FREEWRITING: Thinking on Paper — Writing Tips for effective communication

Self-Editing Tip 9 — The Reverse Outline — Writing Tips for effective communication

Self-Editing Tip 8 — The semicolon in compound sentences — Writing Tips

Self-Editing Tip 7 — Self-Editing like Orwell and Tolkien — Writing Tips

Self-Editing Tip 6 — Be Consistent: Subject-Verb-Pronoun Agreement — Writing Tips

Self-Editing Tip 5 — The audience is/are? Notional concord — Writing tips

Self-Editing Tip 4 — Couple: its or their? Notional concord pronouns — Writing tips