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  • Determining the Content of Your Writing Blog

    C.R. Rowenson
    C.R. Rowenson
    If you plan to take on the task of maintaining a writing blog, it's important to have a clear vision of what you want to write about. Per fantasy author and book coach C.R. Rowenson, you can write about virtually anything including the writing journey...
    • over 4 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Choosing Your Topic
  • How Do You Work Effectively with A Co-Writer? - podcast

    Gary Small
    Gary Small
    Author Gary Small shares his perspective on working well with a partner. He stresses the need for respecting your partner and each others strengths. He also reminds us that collaboration can exist in research as well as writing. Click here to play this...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Working with a Co-Author
  • How Do You Work Effectively with A Co-Writer? - video

    Gary Small
    Gary Small
    Author Gary Small shares his perspective on working well with a partner. He stresses the need for respecting your partner and each others strengths. He also reminds us that collaboration can exist in research as well as writing.
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Working with a Co-Author
  • Tips for Building a Readership Without Sacrificing the Writing

    José Pablo Iriarte
    José Pablo Iriarte
    Writing in the digital age is exciting because of the way social media can engage readers, build a following, and create discussion around your work. However, it can also distract from the work itself. José Pablo Iriarte, author and educator, explains...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Time Management
  • Advice for Aspiring Memoirists - video

    Georgia Lee
    Georgia Lee
    Memoir writing teacher Georgia Lee understands the emotion and challenges involved with writing a memoir and is in the process of writing a guide to memoir titled More Than Words . First and foremost, she says, it's important to understand the difference...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Nonfiction
    • Platform and Credibility
  • Georgia Lee on Transitioning from Nonfiction to Fiction Writing - podcast

    Georgia Lee
    Georgia Lee
    Award-winning journalist Georgia Lee believes that her career in journalism has been her best writing teacher. She learned how to ask questions and conduct research to understand the topics she was writing about, all with high standards and under tight...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Full-Time Writer
  • Georgia Lee on Transitioning from Nonfiction to Fiction Writing - video

    Georgia Lee
    Georgia Lee
    Award-winning journalist Georgia Lee believes that her career in journalism has been her best writing teacher. She learned how to ask questions and conduct research to understand the topics she was writing about, all with high standards and under tight...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Full-Time Writer
  • The Elements of a Book Proposal - article

    Charlotte Gusay
    Charlotte Gusay
    Each proposal is different, just as each book is different, but there are certain elements that every book proposal should contain. These include an overview, an annotated table of contents (of the book—you should also include a table of contents of...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Book Proposals
  • Kaitlin Solimine on the Lessons Learned from Writing Her First Novel

    Kaitlin Solimine
    Kaitlin Solimine
    Author Kaitlin Solimine hopes that everything she learned writing her award-winning, critically acclaimed debut historical fiction novel Empire of Glass makes the process of writing her second book more efficient. Her first book's structure, voice, and...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Finding Your Voice
  • How Fiction Writers Can Find the Right Balance Between Too Much and Too Little Detail

    Micki Browning
    Micki Browning
    Striking the balance between too much detail and not enough detail in fiction writing is discovered by trial and error, as award-winning author Micki Browning explains. With a background of 22 years in law enforcement, Browning took all of her experiences...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Common Mistakes
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