Sensible Writing by Kay Marshall Strom
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:53:52-07:00
by Kay Marshall Strom
Years ago—in another life, it seems—I dabbled in writing TV and movie scripts. In some ways it was easier than writing books, because the
Push Past Self-Doubt by Tessa Afshar
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:55:47-07:00
I don’t know if I can do this!
Writers frequently have doubts about their work. Award-winning author Tessa Afshar offers tips for how to resist self-doubt and the temptation to give
From Novice to Novelist: How Contests Help Writers at Any Stage by Camille Eide
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:56:50-07:00
By Camille Eide
I’ve been entering writing contests since I began writing for publication 10 years ago, both as a pre-published and published writer. I’ve won, placed, and been passed over, but
How to Create Compelling Characters by James L. Rubart
Guest Post2023-09-08T09:50:31-07:00
by James L. Rubart
Have you seen the T-shirt that says, “Careful or you’ll end up in my novel”?
Darci (my wife) bought me a sweatshirt with that saying on it years ago, and I love wearing it because of the responses
Writers as Champions by Ronie Kendig
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:59:35-07:00My family and I have been in Taekwondo for the last four years and we will soon test for our second-degree black belts. Training is hard
It’s All About Story by Lynn Austin
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I’m sitting in a comfortable chair in my living room with a cup of tea, surrounded by stacks of library books, my laptop, and some movies I plan to watch.