by James L. Rubart, @jameslrubart “You want to know the most powerful word in the English language, Jim?” I was sitting in a client’s car in San Antonio, Texas when …
Why the Book is Always Better, Pt 2
by Dan Walsh, @DanWalshAuthor In last month’s column, I talked about one of my Bucket List items that seems likely to happen, probably in the 2nd half of 2019. One of …
What is your writing DNA?
by David Rawlings, @DavidJRawlings As writers, so much of our time can be focused on what we write. We identify with genres as a way to draw people to the style of …
Getting Unstuck
by Alena Wendall, @alenawendall Are You Stuck? Have you ever sat down to write and realized your character has eaten the same meals, or met at the same coffee shop in the …
Scene Matters
by Katherine Reay, @Katherine_Reay I always say I don’t write historical fiction because I am not a scene builder or a world builder and, to me, that is the hallmark of beautiful …