by Rebecca Yauger, @RebeccaYauger Writing is a solitary business. Yet we all know that no one can succeed alone. We all need a little support. Do you have that one friend …
Lessons From Twelve Years of Writing
by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell In 2011, I won Operation First Novel, which came with a publishing contract and $20,000. The PR firm hired to launch my career found so many …
Writers, Do What You Don’t Want to Do! (Take 2)
by Beth K. Vogt, @bethvogt “As with anything creative, change is inevitable.” Enya (1961-), Irish Musician Remember that challenge I gave you in my January 2022 blog post, oh-so many months …
Offering Your Talents
By Toni Shiloh, @tonishilohwrite The holiday season always puts me in a reflective state. And seeing how this will be my last post for the blog, I was even more …
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 …