by Christina Miller, @CLMillerbooks Don’t you love the excitement of opening a new novel? I like to let anticipation build for a few days after a trip to the bookstore, …
The Financial Cost of Authorhood
By Janine Rosch, @janinerosche Being married to a finance guy (who also work alongside with the experts offering Accounting services Toronto) has its perks. He occasionally reminds me that there …
Six Tips for an Unforgettable First Line
by Rachel D. Russell, @RDRussellWrites By the time your reader opens your novel, it’s already passed the front cover and back-blurb tests. Next up? Win the reader with a hard-hitting, attention-grabbing, tell-me-more …
The Subconscious–Your Best Problem Solver
by Patricia Bradley, @PTBradley1 We are into Day 4 of 2022, and I’m looking for a better year this time around. But then, I was like everyone else this time last …
Lessons Learned From My First Nanowrimo
by Lisa Jordan, @lisajordan In 2004, an online friend introduced me to NaNoWriMo and suggested I try it. Seriously? What kind of person decided to throw a thirty-day writing challenge …