Make your writing pleasing, memorable, unique and rhythmic so that the reader really feels the impact of the journey they have been through.
11 Top Tips for Making Money from Your Writing and Photography in 2017
This list offers 11 top tips you can use to monetize your writing/photo content in 2017.
Back to Basics on Backstory
Backstory works in order to write a seamless story that captures a readers’ attention. What happened before colors everything that happens now.
Creative Visualization for Writers: Nina Amir Interview
Today I’m interviewing my friend and colleague, Nina Amir, of NinaAmir.com. Nina is a bestselling hybrid author, an award winning blogger and Certified High Performance Coach. Her latest book, Creative Visualization for Writers has just been released, and it’s on an evocative subject: how writers can profit from the tools of creative visualization. I was […]
A Life of Creativity
As a designer, writer, blogger, author, and content creator, I’ve been blessed to live a life that’s included lots of personal creativity and innovation. I sometimes marvel at all the projects I’ve been involved in the past few years, and I’ve got more in store right now. One thing I can share with you is […]
Bringing Self-Publishing Advice to Publishers Weekly
Back in the 1990s Jill and I operated our own small press publishing company and, at that time, there weren’t millions of authors self-publishing their books, there weren’t services where you could buy editing, book design, production, or any of the essential services that are readily available to us today. That’s because books were almost […]
Mastering the Art of the Scene
How you move through scenes and chapters is part of the art of writing. It dictates the flow, or pace, of your work. Have you mastered the art of the scene?
A Little Lesson in Dialogue
Every writer needs to master the art of dialogue. If a writer gets it wrong, they risk losing their reader right from the start.
Four Truths and Four Myths That Every New Novelist Should Know
Here are four truths and four myths about publishing a novel that will help you on your journey to becoming a novelist enjoyable and rewarding.
How to Get the Story Out of Your Head and Onto the Page – a Lesson on Shaking Off the Burden of Knowledge
Are you getting the story out of your head and onto the page in your opening chapter? Here’s how to recognize and shake off the burden of knowledge.
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