by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt Last month – and where did September go, might I ask? – I introduced the topic of writing a synopsis. I’m continuing the discussion this month, …
When in Doubt, Write a Dog
by Bethany Turner, @SeeBethanyWrite I am blessed to have an incredibly supportive family. Sure, my sister has never read a single thing I’ve written. And yes, my sons look for …
The Seven Deadly Thoughts of Many Indie Authors
by James L. Rubart, @jameslrubart As the old adage goes, we don’t know what we don’t know. Or put another way, we often make assumptions because of our lack of …
5 Ways To Incorporate Music Into Your Writing
by Rachel D. Russell, @RDRussellWrites I used to always write in silence—and, by silence, I mean I put on the hearing protection that would silence heavy artillery. The kind of silence that …
The Lost Art of Letter Writing Can Connect Us Still
By Suzy Taylor Oakley, @oakleysuzyt When my family moved from California to Arkansas in 1972, my best friend and I kept the U.S. Postal Service in business. Our medium was …