By Michelle Griep, @MichelleGriep I just finished my, umm, let’s see . . . I think this is my 14th or 15th manuscript. They all blur together after awhile. But …
The State of Your Art
by Allen Arnold, @TheStoryofWith How would you describe the state of your art? Is it thriving? Do you know its rhythm? Does it have an eternal spark? Now, how would you …
How to Develop Your Novel’s Story Question
by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt My last blog post focused on how every novel has a Story Question that fuels your story. Just a quick refresher: A Story Question is the …
8 Tips For Creating Summer Writing Time
by Jeanne Takenaka, @JeanneTakenaka The Crazy Daze of Summer are almost upon us. With kids home for a few months, I sometimes feel like I’m trekking through my days in a …
The Critical Component When You Critique
by James L. Rubart, @jameslrubart Back in the mid 90s, my career as a semi-professional magician was going well. I had an act with another magician and we had gone …