Crafting a Killer: Motivation Matters by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp has been crafting a killer for her newest novel. Join her as she shares what makes a villain believable.
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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.
4 Tips for Creating a Writing Portfolio by Linnea Gradin
How do you go about creating an effective writing portfolio? Join Linnea Gradin as she shares her experience with four tips.
Mastering Banter for Dynamic Character Relationships by Laurel Osterkamp
Laurel Osterkamp shares tips for mastering banter for dynamic character relationships. Add depth and fun to your character’s interactions!
The Difference Between Author Tone and Voice, And Why It’s Important To Have Both by Laurel Osterkamp
Are you unsure of what author tone and voice are? Read this article for some explanations and some prime examples of author tone and voice.
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.
Author Q&A with Shannon Lawrence
Enjoy this Author Q&A with Shannon Lawrence, sharing about her inspirations, passions, writing process, and how she overcame the challenges she faced.
Fuel for the Flame: New Years Goals by Nevada McPherson
It’s the perfect time for authors to set goals for the new year. It’s a chance to share what you’ve done or try something new and to add plenty of reading to your goals.
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.
The Value of Short Stories By Martin Haworth
As a business writer, I came to writing articles late in life. Eventually, from 2004 to 2013, I wrote over 400 and posted them out there in the world — on my own blogs; on other peoples’ websites, and on article banks.
Don’t Fear the Big “R” by Nevada McPherson
Writers write because they must, and it helps a great deal to be unswervingly optimistic as one writes draft after draft in an attempt to make the work better with each successive try.
Make Holiday Gifts of Your Creative Writing by Annmarie Miles
I wonder have you ever thought of gifting your writing. One thing that many writers have in common is that they are short of time and short of money. Maybe this year, your writing could be the gift you give.
A “Flush” of Inspiration by Nevada McPherson
How’s the fall writing coming along? With a chill in the air you might be inspired to try something new or revamp past ways of working. Did you ever consider stepping outside your chosen genre as a way to refresh yourself creatively? I was offered the opportunity to do just that recently and I learned a lot and enjoyed it very much!
Welcome to Fractured Fairy Tales of the Twilight Zone by Author, Jeri Cafesin
Welcome to the weekly Indie Fantasy Author Spotlight. Today we feature in interview with fantasy author, Jeri Cafesin, author of the collection of tales, Fractured Fairy Tales of the Twilight Zone. What can you...
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