The Problem With Adverbs (and How to Solve It)
The road to hell is paved with adverbs. So says master writer Stephen King in his memoir of the craft, On Writing. He’s right. Sort…

The road to hell is paved with adverbs. So says master writer Stephen King in his memoir of the craft, On Writing. He’s right. Sort…

The good news about writing in the 21st century is that publicity has become democratized. Instead of relying on large publishers, or hiring expensive publicity…

Dialogue is an important part of fiction, and one that feels pretty easy to get right. After all, we engage in dialogue all day long…

When your writing doesn’t paint much of a picture, instead relying too much on telling, it doesn’t connect with the reader on an emotional level….

The devil is in the details. We’ve already written here, and here (and over here) about the biggest and most important aspects of making your…

It’s challenging enough for adults with jobs and responsibilities to find writing time during the regular year. Once summer starts, it can be next to…

Nothing succeeds like success, so the best way to succeed is to see what other people did, that worked, then emulate it in your own…

A few lucky authors sit down to write with no preplanning, not even an outline, and manage to finish their story without any problems. Those…

The holiday season is good for a lot of self-published authors. Holidays offer thematic ways to promote your writing, plus people are buying gifts for…

We already know that using the KDP pre-order option can build buzz and momentum for your book, setting you up for success from its first…

If you’ve written for any length of time, you’re familiar with the fine art of procrastination through arranging your space. You’ve also probably seen posts…

Here’s another way our formal education broke our writing. Most essay assignments had minimum lengths (pages for us oldsters, word count for the younger among…
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