Literary Tropes Are Like French Fries by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp wants you to know that literary tropes are like french fries, a good treat that can be used to add flavor to a story.
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Collaborative Writing: Three Ways to Do It by Jasper Ezekiel
Jasper Ezekiel shares three ways to get collaborative writing done, with writers and those that don’t dabble. Collaborate! It’s great!
Q&A with Paper Lantern Writers
The Paper Lantern Writers, a collective of historical fiction writers across multiple genres, answer questions about their group.
4 Steps for Avoiding the Writing Research Rabbit Hole by Kirsten McNeill
Kristen McNeill shares how to research while avoiding the writing research rabbit hole. Find out in four steps how to do it!
A Room Of Your Own by Catharine Bramkamp
Do you struggle to write? Catharine Bramkamp thinks you might need a room of your own. Here are some ways to work with what you have.
Collaborative Writing: It’s Okay to Play! by Jasper Ezekiel
It’s okay to play pretend when you’re an adult! Jasper Ezekiel explains how collaborative writing is just like playing with your friends.
A Novice Writer’s Battle by Iman Llompart
A novice writer’s battle is one that Iman Llompart knows well. But how do you keep going when the pessimism sets in? Here are some tips.
How Learning to Write Funny Improved All of My Writing by LA Bourgeois
LA Bourgeois shares how learning to write funny improved all her writing! Try cracking a joke in your next piece and see what happens.
Q&A with Lisbeth Mizula
Lisbeth Mizula shares her writing process and all the work that has gone into her debut to be finished by December 2025, Writing is Murder.
Do I Need to Register My Copyright? by Kelley Way
Kelley Way answers the question, “Do I need to register my copyright?” and dispels some common myths about the “poor man’s copyright.”
How to Stay Motivated as an Indie Author by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp shares 8 great tips on how to stay motivated as a writer when writing feels lonely. Check them out and see what they spark!
Should You Write Cultures That Are Not Your Own? by Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer
Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer shares some important tips on how to respectfully and impactfully write cultures that are not your own.
Staying Freelance Part 4 by Andrea Reider
This is how Andrea Redier recommends setting up your work so you can stay a freelance editor as long as you want based on her own experience.
Q&A with Benjamin Bradley
Benjamin Bradley talks about the hardest part of writing, the drafting sequence, and more. Check out his book What’s Left Behind!
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