by Addison McKnight | Jan 21, 2022 | Blog Article, Writing Tips
A Picture’s Worth 70K Words: How We Use Pinterest to Plot Our Books Our brains process images more easily than words. This is why this writing tool is so fun you will feel as if you aren’t even working. Plus, it can become your go to motivator the next time you have...
by Glen Erik Hamilton | Jul 7, 2021 | Authors, Blog Article, Writing Tips
Punching Up Your Action Thriller By Glen Erik Hamilton, June 2021 Labeling your novel an “action thriller” may seem limiting, or even redundant. Doesn’t every thriller novel have at least one fight or chase scene these days? And isn’t the action genre...
by Dana Mentink | May 25, 2021 | Writing Tips
Writer Needs: An Island, a Tower, and a Cat “There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” Um, bleed, Mr. Hemingway? Those are not words that inspire the creative spirit. Granted, we all aren’t penning Nobel Prize worthy fiction, but...
by Elizabeth Goddard | Apr 28, 2021 | Writing Tips
Advice for Writers: Find Your Niche When I first started writing novels and trying to get published, I wrote historical romance novels. I created the business cards to put my best foot forward and portray myself as a professional at writing conferences. I thought the...
by Carter Wilson | Apr 27, 2021 | Blog Article, Writing Tips
“Newsletters suck. Mine doesn’t.” That’s the copy on the little pop-up you see when visiting my website. Accompanying that message is a picture of a forlorn kitten, along with a promise of said kitten not getting its next meal unless you...
by Carter Wilson | Apr 26, 2021 | Writing Tips
A Writer’s Guide to Effective Newsletters “Newsletters suck. Mine doesn’t.” That’s the copy on the little pop-up you see when visiting my website. Accompanying that message is a picture of a forlorn kitten, along with a promise of said...
