Racquel Henry, writer and editor, shares the importance of mindset when it comes to finishing a manuscript and publishing your book. In fact, she stresses that mindset is the most important part of the writing process besides practicing your craft...

Racquel Henry, writer and editor, hadn’t planned to go into ghostwriting. The opportunity, however, fell into her lap. She actually connected with a unique network of ghostwriters on Craigslist. She enjoys this type of writing because every ghostwriting...

Singaporean poet and photographer Marc Nair has published five solo volumes of poetry and has released another four collections in collaboration with visual artists, including British artist Nicola Anthony. Marc and Nicola met at an event where they...

Award-winning author Kaitlin Solimine has made many connections through writing groups, writing residencies, and academics over the years, and much of her career has been focused on research. These experiences, along with some encouraging entrepreneurial...

Before award-winning author Jeanne Lyet Gassman began teaching creative writing workshops, she was a student. She participated in numerous courses, workshops, and conferences to learn both the craft and the business of writing. Much of what she has...

Including violence in a story can be risky, especially in Religious Fiction. There are certain sub-genres in religious fiction where the expectation is "clean writing" - no cursing, violence or sex. However, if the violence is necessary to the plot...

Having fully developed, relatable characters in your story is essential to catching the attention of your audience, whether that's an agent, publisher, or reader. Author Jeanne Lyet Gassman has been praised for her character development in her award...

Before award-winning author Jeanne Lyet Gassman began teaching creative writing workshops, she was a student. She participated in numerous courses, workshops, and conferences to learn both the craft and the business of writing. Much of what she has...

Having fully developed, relatable characters in your story is essential to catching the attention of your audience, whether that's an agent, publisher, or reader. Author Jeanne Lyet Gassman has been praised for her character development in her award...

Including violence in a story can be risky, especially in Religious Fiction. There are certain sub-genres in religious fiction where the expectation is "clean writing" - no cursing, violence or sex. However, if the violence is necessary to the plot...