Craft
Don't invent, just remember.
Philip Roth
Writing from Multiple Points of View
Multiple points of view are fun and engaging for both the reader and the writer. Award-winning author Kris Calvin says: there are pitfalls to that structure, and she offers a strategy to avoid them.
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Career Authors Round Table: On Inspiration
Join us for our first Career Authors Round Table Discussion on Inspiration.
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How to Write Amazing Action Scenes (Part 2 of 2)
Nothing gets a reader’s palms sweating, nerves tingling, and heart racing like a well-crafted action scene. Join us for Part 2 of our series on how to amp up your next novel with a killer action sequences!
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On Writing About Life or Death
Writing fiction about real-life issues can be a humbling, intimidating process. Here’s how to rise to the occasion—and do your story justice.
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Show AND Tell
“Show, don’t tell”? Superstar book editor Brenda Copeland says effective writing is more complicated than that. Scene and summary, action and interiority are vital to any good book.
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SECRETS OF A SETTING MASTER: From Vermont to Ireland to Near-Future USA and Back Again
Master of setting Sarah Stewart Taylor shares the secrets of writing authentic settings, whether real or fictionailzed or the figment of alternate realities.
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT FOR WRITERS
My father died last week. The Colonel was the one family and friends invariably went to for advice … and I realize that the lessons he taught me inform my writing as much as my real life.
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Where Ideas Come From
Where do ideas come from? Tilia Klebenov Jacobs says: The great minds of history seem to have arrived at a consensus on this notion with no debate whatsoever: ideas come to us—and they come seeking partnership.
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