Stories from the past seem like they’re seizing attention as never before, from the mid-20thcentury bestsellers When the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens and All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr to novels set in long-ago centuries. But that does not mean historical fiction is easy to create. Join Career Authors guest blogger Nancy Bileau as she offers 4 Tips for Writing Historical Fiction.
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New York Times bestselling author Nancy Thayer answers “The Career Authors 11″—beguiling questions on craft and a writer’s life.
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Ansel Adams is famous for his black-and-white images of national parks and the American West—but Hilary Davidson discovered he had plenty of advice that works for writers, too.
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Strategies for painless revisions when flying by the seat of your pants is the only way you know how to write.
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Few authors can make readers laugh harder and longer than Steve Brewer. Now he shares almost ten (serious) tips on writing humor to engage readers.
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The ‘twist’ is the pot of gold mystery/thriller writers are constantly chasing. More and more, a good twist ending seems to be required in the genre. But how you make that work?
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