How to Train the Four Horsemen of the Writer’s Apocalypse by Kirsten McNeill
Kirsten Mcneil helps us identify and train the four horsemen of the writer’s apocalypse. Who are they and what do they want from us?
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Nine Writing Prompts to Fuel Your Creativity by Laurel Osterkamp
Some say there are only nine original stories, so here are nine writing prompts to go with that idea, presented by author Laurel Osterkamp.
Designing a Magic System: Magic in the Land of Ardalencor by Andrew Zimba
Join Andrew Zimba as he shares his experience designing a magic system by showing some of his decisions about the magic in his own novel.
Is Writing a Dead End? by LA Bourgeois
LA Bourgeois asks something we’ve all thought before: Is writing a dead end? Don’t worry! Her hopeful answer may raise your spirits!
Discovering My Genre: From the Darkest Thrillers to the Lightest Inspiration by Kirsten McNeill
Kirsten McNeill thought she wanted to write mysteries, but life had other things in store. Join her in her process in this blog post.
The Power of Creativity by LA Bourgeois
Writing is a revolutionary act. LA Bourgeois shares the power of creativity with us through stories of real life rebellion.
A Work in Prog-Mess by LA Bourgeois
Sometimes you just feel like a work in prog-mess, and that’s okay! LA Bourgeois reassures us we can’t all be perfect all the time.
Your First Draft: Write It Crappy by LA Bourgeois
A crappy first draft can be the step between an idea and a bestseller, silence your inner editor and write that first draft without judgment.
Puzzling Your Plot by Catharine Bramkamp
Approach plotting as if it’s a puzzle, lay out the frame, match the pieces, put them together, and walk away for a little, if you need to.
How to Write Flash Fiction by Catharine Bramkamp
Flash fiction is a great way to show off your skill on social media, here are some easy tips and tricks on how to perfect the art.
My Kids Won’t Let Me Write! Now What? Finding Time to Write in your Busy Day by Daniel Rice
It’s hard for authors, new and old, to find time to write, but making the most of the time you have can make all the difference.
Studying In The Airport by LA Bourgeois
Inspiration for characters can be as close as the people and places around you, even while you’re traveling for your vacation.
Inspire Your Comedy with Old Photos by LA Bourgeois
One way you can learn to add comedy to your fiction is by adding captions to old photos from your attic or a yard sale for fun.
Your Masters’ Words: Using Copywork to Strengthen Your Craft by LA Bourgeois
Just as artists copy the master’s works to improve their skill, copying books can help you better understand how to write your own book.
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