The Mystery of Desire in Writing
And how to structure it As I continue to writhe in the throes of my edit (YES, still editing the[…]
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And how to structure it As I continue to writhe in the throes of my edit (YES, still editing the[…]
Read moreThere are endless ways to write a story. Some authors pen their prose early in the morning or only at[…]
Read moreGreat Expectations and Bad Breakups: How writers craft endings that justify the means and means that justify the ends. See also: Miss Scarlet, in the Conservatory, with a Knife.
Read moreI’ve been intrigued by flash fiction since reading an interview with Shelby van Pelt, author of the lovely novel Remarkably[…]
Read morePlease welcome Rob Osler, here to tell us about designing the protagonist of his new historical series, and its first[…]
Read moreI’m honored to join the fabulously talented and hard-working authors who are the Miss Demeanors, and I’m especially looking forward[…]
Read moreFiction writing, like all creative endeavors, involves a lifelong process of learning and growing. It’s a journey. That’s certainly been true for me. What has changed? I learned a few things from Ira Glass and Neil Gaiman. Read on to find out what they are….
Read moreHappy 2025! As many of us start new writing projects, I came across these seven tips for writers from Ernest[…]
Read moreAt the start of every year, I like to pick a word that will be the theme for that year.[…]
Read moreSix Suggestions For Creative Prompts The two most frequent questions I receive as an author are, “What is your writing[…]
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