By Carrie L. Weston, @carrieallbooks Grammar? Ugh. Many writers–in spite of their love of writing–hate the burden of writing according to standardized rules of grammar. I hesitated to select this …
Learning to Celebrate
By Hannah Currie, @hannah_currie_author Whether you’re traditionally published, indie published, not yet published, or not even thinking about publishing for a very long time, there’s one thing we authors all …
Nine Steps for Writing a Winning Proposal
By Mollie Joy Rushmeyer, @mollierushmeyer Is there any word more reviled to a writer than “proposal”? All right, yes, I have actually heard some writers love writing their book proposals. …
A Reality Check About Writing Contests
by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt Here’s a little writer reality check for you: Contest judging is subjective, my friends. Here are several synonyms for the word subjective: Two of those words …
Write Like a Baby
Sarah Sundin, @sarahsundin Babies learn from grown-ups. But can we learn from them? Our first grandson is almost eleven months old. Watching him learn is a great joy—and it makes me …