Gettin’ ‘er Done, and Celebrating Along the Way
by Margena Adams Holmes Back in 2022, I decided I was going to write every day, to see if I […]
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How to Survive PPWC Without Becoming a Zombie – Plus Bonus Tips!
For this week’s Throw Back Tuesday, we’re revisiting one of our standout articles from the archives. If you want to […]
Five Useful Tips for Children’s Writers
by Trista Herring Baughman Since I was young—probably around third grade—I knew I wanted to write children’s stories. I aspired […]
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Add Writing Exercises to Your Writing Routine
By Kelley J. P. Lindberg A lot of non-writers assume writers are born with the fully formed, innate ability to […]
Red Herrings
Editor’s Note: Red herrings are one of the most powerful and most misunderstood tools in a writer’s toolbox. This classic […]
How Your Choice of Narrative Voice Affects Your Story
By Sam Knight The “narrative voice” is the way the story is presented. There are many ways to present a […]