Using her own set of rules, bestselling author Edith Wharton wrote The Age of Innocence 100 years ago. Author Arielle Zibrak offers up five of these rules, demonstating Wharton’s literary wisdom and perhaps in part explaining why she continues to be widely read today.
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Rules. Rules are meant to be broken. Writers, however, need to know them first. Break them well, though, and there’s respect. Let’s visit some rules and learn ways to bend them.
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Fast-paced, breakneck speed, unrelenting suspense — what readers are looking for in fiction, and how we want them to describe our books.
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Pacing is key to suspense fiction, and bestselling author Allison Brennan shares tricks of the trade that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
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Are you a shy person? Welcome to the writer’s club. But sometimes–you have to face your public. JohnDeDakis has some tips for social success.
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Brilliant book editor Brenda Copeland shares 4 professional secrets to the art of writing bestselling womens fiction.
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