Writer, producer, and TV host Herbie J Pilato believes the key to success in any career is to truly live your life. This is especially important for writers, because so much of what you write is your life – many writers “write what they know,” so ignoring...

Writer and author Chrome Oxide has continued to hone his writing craft through both an informal and formal education. Reading a lot of short stories and novels over the years has allowed him to subconsciously absorb the elements and structure of storytelling...

Award-winning author William Heath believes that the mark of a good novelist is being able to write effectively about people that aren't you. That includes writing about the opposite gender, other ethnicities, or other generations. At the core of a...

Award-winning author William Heath believes that the mark of a good novelist is being able to write effectively about people that aren't you. That includes writing about the opposite gender, other ethnicities, or other generations. At the core of a...

Freelance writer, author, and teacher Beth Hermes wears a lot of different writing hats on a weekly basis. How does she stay organized and successfully juggle all of the different creative projects she's working on at any given time? Hermes swears...

Freelance writer, author, and teacher Beth Hermes wears a lot of different writing hats on a weekly basis. How does she stay organized and successfully juggle all of the different creative projects she's working on at any given time? Hermes swears...

New York Times Bestselling Author Susan Mallery discusses finding ways to make social media work for you. Do you absolutely have to use social media? Not according to Mallery. “If you don’t like it,” she says, “then do less of it.” Mallery talks about...

Richard Kelley, author of “The Fitness Response,” talks about the importance of consistency in reaching goals. As a weight-management physician and an author, Kelley has a unique perspective on what it takes to achieve something over long periods of...

New York Times Bestselling Author Susan Mallery discusses finding ways to make social media work for you. Do you absolutely have to use social media? Not according to Mallery. “If you don’t like it,” she says, “then do less of it.” Mallery talks about...

Author and screenwriter Neo Edmund discusses common clichés and character flaws in comics, and how a writer can avoid them. Comics in particular have a history of cliché. In the 80s, female characters needed to be almost everything that boys find cool...