Thanks for dropping by! Here you’ll find plenty of writing tips, from dealing with writer’s block to bolstering up that sagging middle, and everything in between. Most of what I’ve learned about writing comes from training for triathlons, and since I can’t be the only tri-geek writer, I’ve got a whole section of triathlon tips, too. Never done one? Check out a couple of those articles. You might just wanna Tri.
So mugs up, swim caps on, and let’s dive in!
Announcements:
I am so thrilled to announce THE GRIM READER: PUTTING YOUR CHARACTERS IN PERIL (A PHARMACISTS GUIDE FOR AUTHORS) was picked up by Dan Crissman at Indiana University Press through the incredible efforts of Amy Collins at Talcott Notch Literary Services!!
Newest Posts:
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The Power of Memorable Lines and Unexpected Plot Twists
Great story ideas can be a dime a dozen, but expertly strapping your reader into a roller-coaster of evocative twisty plot peaks and valleys, takes a lot more skill. Think back to stories that you love the most. Chances are they either plucked at your heart strings or set you on the edge of your…
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Avoid Heartbreak: Don’t Submit Your NaNoWriMo Manuscript…Yet
Submitting a manuscript too soon can shatter your dreams of landing an agent. Use these tips to increase your chances of success.
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Surviving Quitters Day: 5 Steps to Fix Your Doomed New Year’s Resolution
Today is Quitter’s Day- when 81% of people will quit their New Year’s Resolution. Learn how to succeed at completing your resolution this year.
