How Writing Can Assist Sufferers of Mental Illness
Today’s guest post is by Cassandra Hawkings “Every secret of a writer’s soul, every experience of his life, every quality…
3 Ways to Stop Self-Sabotaging Your Writing
I’ve perhaps saved the biggest issue for last, for, honestly, we are our own worst enemies, and I believe self-sabotage,…
How Writing Short Fiction Can Enhance Your Novel (and Your Career)
Today’s post is by author Audrey Kalman. Intense arguments occasionally erupt over whether you can be both a great novelist and…
Ways Writers Can Hack through Distractions
Last week we looked at the “why” of distraction, and how large, looming projects (such as writing a book) can…
Challenges Authors Face in Getting Reviews for Their Books
Today’s guest post is by Sarah Robinson. Let’s get real here. Most authors are shocked to find out how much…
Getting to the Core of Your Distractions
We took a look at distractions a bit in some earlier posts, but I want to dig deeper into this…
Why Identifying Your Reading Audience Age Is Crucial
You’re writing an intense novel about vampires. You’re exploring deep themes of family loyalty and courage. You believe adult readers…
Get in the Habit of Making Time to Write
In this series about productivity, I’ve been talking a lot about excuses and distractions. Many writers complain to me how…
5 Reasons to Consider Using an Omniscient Narrator
Today’s guest post is by Brenda Berg. Take any writing class, and talk to any editor, and he’ll say “never…