Creativity is Your Collaborator, Not Your Enemy
In a post on the Stage 32 blog, S.K. Valenzuela offers advice for getting past fear and imposter syndrome. "Fear is actually a terrible predictor of...
Duck into the Wardrobe and Write!
In a guest post on C.S. Lakin's blog, Jim Denney shares the fast-writing secrets of C.S. Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia - but you...
When It’s Ok to Quit
In a post on Writer Unboxed, Natalie Hart says it's ok to quit. "NOT writing as a whole," she clarifies. "Neither of us would...
Want to Succeed? You Have to Show Up
In a new post, Kristen Lamb says half the battle of writing is simply showing up. "Small steps are the most essential for achieving anything...
Don’t Kill Yourself with Deadlines
Self-imposed deadlines are a good way to insert discipline into your writing process and keep yourself on track towards your goals. However, they can...
5 Ways to Inspire Your Inspiration
In a guest post on Writers in the Storm, Becca Puglisi suggests interesting ways to brainstorm new story ideas. "Inspiration is a fickle beast,"...
When It’s Time to Leave Your Writing Group
It can be hard finding a writers group that fits your goals, personality, and skill level. There are many online and in-person groups, and...
Tips for Tuning Your Mind to Story
As writers, it's important that we continually look for inspiration in the world around us. Story ideas are everywhere. Most of the time, you...
Creativity: the Upside of Feeling Down
In an essay on Lit Hub, Susan Cain wonders if sadness is a necessary component of making art. "The question has long been posed by...
Feedback, Accountability, or Fun? Find the Workshop That’s Right for You
Not all writing groups are created equal. In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Lisa Cooper Ellison offers tips for identifying the weak...
