Write Great Adventures: 6 methods to bring your readers along for the ride

You've written your travel or adventure memoir and now you're into the revising phase. What can you do to improve your story? How can you create more emotional and narrative depth? How can you make your descriptions and experiences come alive on the page?

Write Great Adventures takes you through six methods you can use as you're revising on your own.

What you get:

My 18-page PDF guide covering:

• what readers want from travel and adventure memoir
• the different types of editing and revision
• my six methods for improving your writing
• next steps once you've finished revising.

This guide is for adventure writers who:

• have a full draft and are mostly happy with the structure
• are revising but aren’t sure what they should be looking out for
• want to revise as much as possible on their own before asking for feedback.

This guide is not for writers who:

• don’t have a full draft yet
• haven’t started writing yet.

If you're in this group, keep writing and get those drafts out. Once you've got your story out and your structure down, come back and grab the guide.

The methods in this guide will help you hone your writing so your adventures come alive on the page and take readers along for your journey.

Kia ora, I'm Deborah. I edit travel and adventure memoir for writers who know their story is almost there but can't see what's keeping it from sounding just right.

AI statement: I have not used any generative AI to write this guide, and I don't use AI to edit authors' manuscripts.

www.deborahshaw.co.nz