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Jazz and Shakespeare Can Help You Write More Melodically

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One of the writer's biggest challenges is creating prose that both carries the story and takes on a life of its own. We've read many...

Attack Your Writing When It Least Expects It

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A post on the Writers Write blog shares writing advice from renowned SF forefather H.G. Wells. We love #1: "If you are in difficulties...

10 Great Writing Elements in War and Peace

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Tolstoy's War and Peace is one of the great classics of literature...that a lot of writers have never read. (Ed. note: Me too.). But in...

Advice for Sticking With Your Unique Writing Vision

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In a guest post on Well-Storied, writer Stephanie BwaBwa says the world needs writers to express their unique voices now more than ever. "I’m...

Crushed by Research? Here are Some Tips for Avoiding the Overwhelm

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Research can be daunting, especially if your projects brings you into unfamiliar areas. How many of us have had a great idea for an...

Writing Prompt: You and You and You

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During an interview with the Write the Book podcast, poet Ralph Culver (A Passable Man) offers a prompt suggested by one of his poems....

Is Your Writing Life Sense-Less?

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More frequently than we'd like, we hear writers talk about writing as though it were some sort of torture: the sitting down, the staying...

Does Your Villain Mean Well?

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In a post for CrimeReads, Kerry Anne King takes a look at 10 characters who do bad things for good reasons. Whether motivated by...

Kei Miller Examines the Truth in Untold Family Stories

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In an excerpt from her recent book, Things I Have Withheld, writer Kei Miller discusses some of the stories that her family never told...

To Boldly…Think About Where You’d Go If You Were Bold Enough

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In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog, Lisa Tener suggests a trio of thought-provoking writing prompts. Our favorite: What would you write if you...

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