Producing a Novel – Part 4
Character Sketches and Backstory By: Donna Schlachter Now that you have the foundation for your book that we covered in Parts 1, 2, and 3, […]
Character Sketches and Backstory By: Donna Schlachter Now that you have the foundation for your book that we covered in Parts 1, 2, and 3, […]
By: Jenny Kate Remember book bloggers? Back in the day, writers and publicists would reach out and build book blog tours for a writer with […]
Writing Podcasts Worth Listening To by: Brittany Lawrence Are you still feeling secluded? Are you at home trying to improve your writing, but not sure […]
By: Jason Henry Evans Right now you’re probably asking yourself, how can I add diversity to my story? It is my hope that by the […]
Building Believable Characters By: Donna Schlachter Welcome back to our mini-course on Producing a Novel. This month, we’ll look at how to build and develop […]
By: Jenny Kate Are you still writing?Do you think it’s even worth it?Is your new normal so stressful that you think it isn’t?Well, I want […]
The Voice Mama By: Jennifer Wilson Audiobooks are a fast growing staple of the literary world. I myself devour at least three audiobooks a month. […]
Part 1 By: Jason Evans This year I am kicking off a seven month series on the basics of writing diversity in your fiction. Whether […]
Genre and Markets By: Donna Schlachter Writing a novel—or a book of any type—requires groundwork laid in advance. Last month we discussed how to identify […]
Covid-19 has everyone staying at home and most writers I know are in introvert heaven. Stay home? Sure thing! Most of us do that anyway. […]
By; Donnell Ann Bell In a writing world where I’m surrounded by authors, I often know them by both their legal and author names, or […]
We’re Bringing the Resources To You! By: Jennifer Wilson There is no denying the heartache felt around the world in this unexpected climate. On a […]
By: Bowen Gillings Writing from the Peak is pleased to present a special interview between Bowen Gillings and Agent Maureen Moretti . Maureen Moretti began […]
Generating—and Testing—Ideas for Fiction and Non-Fiction Books By: Donna Schlachter Surveys suggest that, when asked, more than 80% of people said they’d love to write […]
By: Jenny Kate Are you on the fence? Traditional publishing is still considered the holy grail to many a writer. It validates you as a […]
By: Robin Laborde The email was matter of fact: Dear Robin: Thank you for your submission to the annual Ghosts of Downtown flash fiction event. […]
By: Margena Holmes Like many writers, I often write with no outline, but by the seat of my pants—a “pantser” if you will. Plotting? Meh, […]
By: Jennifer Wilson Querying can bring on a whole slew of sleepless nights, obsessive inbox refreshing and a soul-crushing anxiety of the word “No”. While […]
Part II By: Jennifer Lovett Herbranson In part one of Author Branding, we talked about what made you different. In this post, we’ll talk about […]
Part 1 By Jennifer Lovett Herbranson It seems like everybody is talking about “author brand” these days. Do you remember when all we talked about […]
Just Keep Writing By: Margena Holmes Writing is a craft that needs to be practiced and honed to get better. What’s out there to help […]
By: Tammila Wright I have several short stories that would be perfect for entering into writing contests. The notoriety would be nice, and, of […]
By: Marta Lane Sponsorship registration is now open for our 2020 Pikes Peak Writers Conference on Friday, April 17 through Sunday, April 19 at The […]
By: Debbie Lane The first Write Brain event of 2020 brought us the art of writing a short story, presented by Travis Heermann, falling perfectly […]
By: Jennifer Lovett If you’re anything like me, you’ll find a million reasons to procrastinate, and your productivity is crap. Actually, writing this article is […]