Travel Writing: Think Upside Down by Katya Cengel
Today we welcome back our guest columnist, Katya Cengel. Katya discusses with us how to take a fresh approach to travel writing and the ways in which this approach has benefited her. Enjoy! ***...
Writer's Fun Zone by Beth Barany
Music and Writing: Using Music When You Write by Michael H. Fox
I would like to welcome a new guest writer, Michael H. Fox, to Writer’s Fun Zone. Today Michael discusses music and writing, and how you can use music to help you write. Enjoy! *** Which...
Writers, First Give To Yourself by Beth Barany
Note: “I used Grammarly to grammar check this post, because what the heck and I don’t have an English degree. Nor do I want one. In this culture, we often think that the way to...
Roleplaying the Protagonist by Wyatt Bessing
Welcome back to another one of Writer’s Fun Zone’s monthly columnists: 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...
The Happy Nexus of BayCon by Mike Robinson
I recently met Mike at BayCon, where I presented on 3 panels. He was happy to share his experience at this busy and fun science fiction/fantasy fan conference that happens every year over Memorial...
Surviving the Publishing Apocalypse by Gail Z. Martin
Welcome back to guest writer, fantasy author Gail Z. Martin. Today Gail discusses the supposed publishing apocalypse and how to survive it! Enjoy! *** The Hawthorn Moon Sneak Peek Event includes book giveaways, free...
Writing Dialogue: What You Say After Said by Kay Keppler
Welcome to the next installment of craft posts by monthly guest columnist, Kay Keppler, on novel writing. Today she’ll help you with writing dialogue. You can contact Kay through the Writer’s Fun Zone or at kaykeppler AT yahoo DOT com to ask...
The Power of Writing Deadlines by Faith Van Horne
In today’s post, author Faith Van Horne discusses the importance and power of writing deadlines. Don’t procrastinate! Read her article and get writing! *** One of the greatest barriers I face in producing words...
So You Wanna Write for Young Adults? 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...
Learning How to Edit Your Novel by Beth Barany
As an author, you’ve undoubtedly realized how important editing is during the course of your writing process. After completing your first draft you may feel a sense of relief as a result of being...
The Value of a Writing Coach by Melinda Pierce
Today we welcome Melinda Pierce back and thank her for another great article. In this article, she discusses the value of a writing coach. Enjoy! *** There are tons upwards to a gazillion (yes,...
Flash Fiction – Make It Up and Make It Snappy by Annmarie Miles
To write effective and compelling flash fiction, authors must remember to make it simple and make it snappy.
3 Essential Tips to Running Your Own Blog Tour
Scheduling and participating in a blog tour for your new book is a great way to market your book from the comfort of your home and within the constraints of your schedule.
The “Create A Writing Workshop” Game by Wyatt G. Bessing
Organizing a writing workshop, if even just for you, is a great way to schedule writing time into your otherwise hectic schedule.
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