Find Inspiration Through Overload by Catharine Bramkamp
Sometimes we find ourselves in a rut, where even our tried and true methods can’t pull us out. Catharine Bramkamp tells us how to shake it up and break the rut.
Writer's Fun Zone by Beth Barany
How Your Custom Email Can Make You Vulnerable to Identity Theft by Nate Hoffelder
Custom emails are great for marketing and branding, but Nate Hoffelder warns that, if you’re not careful, they can be just as good for getting your identity stolen.
How to Do a Facebook Group Takeover as an Author by Deb Kastner
Deb Kastner teaches us about one of her favorite ways to market her books: Facebook takeovers. This is a fun, free way to build your brand, and generate interest in your book!
Writing Short Stories Can Make Your Novel Better by Thao Nguyen
Novels are huge undertakings, and can be daunting to practice. Thao Nguyen teaches us how important skills for novel writing can actually be honed much quicker with short stories.
On the Hero’s Journey by Nevada McPherson
Nevada McPherson shares her knowledge of the famous hero’s journey story structure, telling us how we can use it to understand structure in writing and to find guidance in our lives.
Write Faster: 3 Tools for Novelists by Keri Kruspe
Novelist Keri Kruspe tells us about 3 tools she uses for writing and how they can help anyone write faster. These tools may totally change the way you plot, write, and edit your novel!
Writer’s Block: Myth or The Real Deal? How to Defeat It by Janelle Riley
Most writers experience writer’s block. And while it may feel like it’s all in your head, there are some real ways to discourage it from mucking up your writer’s life, so you can get back to what you love.
What If I Only Use A Little? De Minimis in Copyright Law by Kelley Way
Kelley Way explains how you can use a copyrighted work thanks to de minimis. It’s no guarantee, but de minimis helps you see if your usage is legally sound.
When to Stop Writing by Catharine Bramkamp
When writing a book it’s easy to get carried away and want to share all the stories, all the things, but there is a time to stop writing and get ready to release your book into the world. Learn when with author and teacher Catharine Bramkamp.
Camp, S’mores, and Word Counts? I’m in! by Ann Woodford
Want to increase your word counts for your stories? Then join us for Camp Nanowrimo. Here’s how…
Timing is Everything by Nevada McPherson
To get writing done in a limited time, you need to know that timing is everything, as are focus and setting intentions. How one author does it.
Wordsmith at 60 by Keri Kruspe
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Keri Kruspe as she shares with us “Wordsmith at 60.” Enjoy! *** “Dream On” – Aerosmith, 1973 Half my life’s in books, written pages Live and learn from fools...
Tips on Finding Time To Write When You Have A Full Time Job by Janelle Riley
Finding time to write when you have a full life — job, family, other responsibilities — is possible. How? Read on for tips from full-time business owner, mom of three, and writer, Janelle Riley.
The top 5 zero to hero writing tips from a grown up Eagle Scout
Enjoy these writing tips… The top 5 zero to hero writing tips from a grown up Eagle Scout… *** “Just try to shoot for the moon every day (but whatever you can do is...
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