Published and Printed: my book is real and my stories are in a newspaper! by Annmarie Miles
I decided at the beginning of 2013 that I would work hard on my writing, take it seriously and take every opportunity I could get.
Category: Writing Tips
Gratitude: It’s good for Your Finances & Your Purse by Vangile Makwakwa
A friend of mine, a starving artist, refuses to give gifts and party away her money in December, instead she asks all her friends to choose a day and go as a group at her favorite charity.
From Stuck to Success: Ten Reasons WHY You Get Stuck…and HOW to Turn It Around by Margaret A. Nystrom, M.A.T.
Whatever it is you are stuck on, whether it is writing a novel or blog, cleaning the house, a dreaded task, or making a major change in your life, LISTEN to what you are telling yourself. What we think, feel, and do determines whether we start and successfully complete a project or stop ourselves with doubts and procrastination.
How to Write a Novel in Weekend replay is now available
The How to Write a Novel in Weekend replay is now available. The webinar reached capacity with almost 800 registrants yesterday! Wow! So if you weren’t able to join us, watch now as I, fiction author...
Spark Guest Post: Write the Silence, Invite the Music by Karyn Pearson
A lot of aspiring authors find that part of the problem they find themselves struggling to write has to do with the environment they’re trying to write in.
How to Write a Novel in a Weekend webinar is today
Hello my friends! I’m so excited! When I was approached by my colleague, Alicia Dunams, founder of the Bestseller in a Weekend programs, to partner with her for fiction writers, I jumped at the chance....
Tag the Trait: The Game of Character Description by Wyatt Bessing
Welcome back to monthly columnist, Wyatt Bessing. A writing coach and teacher, author, Wyatt Bessing shares his fun take on games, play, and how they help our writing. This month Wyatt makes a game out of character...
Give Your Characters Tough Goals by Kay Keppler
Let’s welcome back Kay Keppler for another month with Writer’s Fun Zone! In today’s article, Kay discusses the importance of giving your characters tough goals to achieve, and the impact tough goals have on...
How to Overcome Writer’s Block & Fear of Rejection by Vangile Makwakwa
Please welcome guest columnist Vangile Makwakwa to Writer’s Fun Zone! Today Vangile discusses how to overcome writer’s block and fear of rejection. Enjoy! *** Fear of rejection is one of the biggest blocks to...
Authenticity by Faith Van Horne
I am happy to welcome Faith Van Horne back for another month with us! In today’s article Faith discusses authenticity and it’s importance for both writers and authors. Enjoy! *** When a piece of...
Scribe Supplies: Writerly Tools for Success by Tiffany Turpin Johnson
Welcome back to Tiffany Turpin Johnson, a kidlit writer and editor whose monthly column, Scribe Supplies: Writerly Tools for Success, brings you the best in all types of tools for professional writers. Today she shares...
The Decision to Self-Publish… And All From a Bit of Blogging by Annmarie Miles
Annmarie Miles joins us again for another month with the Writer’s Fun Zone. In today’s article she discusses her journey as a writer from her blogging days forward, and her decision to self-publish. Enjoy! ***...
How to Create Characters: Ten Ways to Create Deeper and Unforgettable Characters by Margaret Aslanis-Nystrom
For many fiction writers, figuring out how to create characters that seem real to readers is difficult.
Writing Historical Fiction by Linda Bell Brighton
Only then did I discover the question sleeping in my subconscious all the time: What if witches really did exist?
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