by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell My history professor was agog that fact checkers looked over my manuscript before it was published. His arms flailed about in frustration as he spoke. “It’s …
When You Can’t Write Anymore
by Susan May Warren, @SusanMayWarren It’s done!! Okay, not my NaNoWriMo project *sigh* (Although, I did write 27K last week!) No, I’m talking about this year’s remodeling projects! Since June, we’ve …
How Strange Are Your Writing Habits?
by James L. Rubart, @jameslrubart Do you have any strange habits when you write? If so, you’re far from alone: Mark Twain wrote lying down. (Same for George Orwell, Edith Wharton and …
4 Ways to Combat Lies on the Writing Journey
by Jeanne Takenaka, @JeanneTakenaka Recently, when our family went to church, our pastor was on. fire. His message challenged our hearts. But before we even arrived home, the enemy got to work. …
Finding Themes in Your Writing
by Katherine Reay, @Katherine_Reay “Longer Ago, Further away or ‘About to be’…” * If you’ve written more than one story, I expect you can look back and find a recurring theme — …