For our ” Just One Thing” tip of the week, let’s dive into a simple yet transformative exercise to pinpoint the core of your story. Ask yourself: What is your …
Don’t Be a Pack Mule, Plan Like a Racehorse
By Rebecca Reed, @rebeccareed22 Once-upon-a-time when I was a jockey in Montana, in a much younger body, I rode in several mule races. Several veterans cautioned me as a new …
5 Holiday Writing Survival Tips
By Michelle Griep, @MichelleGriep It’s that turkey time of year when we hold hands around the table, lift prayers of Thanksgiving, and then proceed to stuff ourselves right into a …
4 Ways to Learn From Other Authors
By Cara Putman, @cara_putman As a writer have you ever considered how you can learn from another writer’s books? It should be a constant part of your development as a …
Writer’s Glue: Effective Ways to Keep You in Your Chair
by Mary A. Felkins, @MaryAFelkins The assault of white screen and blinking cursor can freeze dry creativity. Biochemically, our frontal brain defers to the control of the midbrain and our thinking capacity …