by DiAnn Mills, @diannmills Exploring our character’s whims gives the writer insight into juicy morsels of personality and unusual plot points. Those impulses, sudden desires, and uncharacteristic actions make our characters …
How to Write a Love/Hate Relationship That Readers Can’t Put Down: Part 2
By Jessica Kate, @JessicaKate05 Do you adore love/hate character arcs like those found in Pride and Prejudice, You’ve Got Mail or His Girl Friday…but when you try to write them in …
Writing in the Comfort Zone
by CJ Myerly, @mdippedinink I like my comfort zone. Comfy pajamas. Hallmark movies. Chocolate chip cookies, but don’t throw in peanut butter, because then it’s bordering on the edge of uncomfortable. …
Are You Grateful?
by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell You’ve a dream to write a book. Oh, what a dream! There’s so much to be grateful for when you finish and publish. Let’s acknowledge the …
How I Know I’m Meant to Be a Writer
Lindsay Harrel, @LindsayHarrel My story is like that of a lot of authors: I knew I wanted to write since I was a little girl. I’d fill pages and pages with …