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Go Deeper Into Your Story With A Handwritten Synopsis

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Mystery author Zara Altair says that writing out a novel synopsis - by hand - can help you get a handle on your story,...

Khanh Ha’s Advice for Writers

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In a guest post on DIY MFA, writer Khanh Ha (Mrs. Rossi’s Dream) offers advice for writers on topics ranging from writing routines to...

More Than Invisible Ink: Advice for Writing About Spies

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In an article for Writer's Digest, author Stephanie Marie Thornton offers her advice for creating believable spy characters. Notably, she reminds writers that spycraft isn't...

Write With Your Eyes Closed

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In a post on Killzone, James Scott Bell suggests that you try writing with your eyes closed. "If you close your eyes and let...

When Murder Mysteries Were Told in Song

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Popular songs about murder have a long tradition in America and it didn't start with Goodbye Earl, The Night the Lights Went Out in...

Lauren Groff on Blending Research and Imagination in Historical Fiction

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In an interview with Lit Hub, Lauren Groff talks about researching her latest novel, Matrix, whose central character is the medieval poet Marie de...

Use a Cinematic Approach on Your Opening Scene

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You don't have to write for the movie to make your work more cinematic. In a recent post on her blog, C.S. Lakin shares...

The Freedom of the Bad Version

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In a new post on his blog, Steven Pressfield suggests a trick to use when you get stuck on an element of your story....

No One Cares What Your Mom Thinks

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In a post on Writers in the Storm, Jenny Hansen tackles an age-old writerly question: What will my loved ones (or employers) think if...

You Don’t Expect Your Publisher to Edit Your Book, Right?

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In a post for Writer's Digest, Tiffany Yates Martin examines what a professional editor is and isn't, and why writers should consider using one. "Back...

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