To NaNo or Not? 4 Tips For a Successful NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo is upon us. Here are some tips for making your successful and some important considerations before taking the plunge
The Write World
9 Ways the Fantasy Genre Brings Enjoyment to Readers and Writers
This article discusses the appealing characteristics of the fantasy fiction genre to both writers and readers.
3 Personal Health Questions to Be Sure Your Writing Genre is a Good Fit
PIcking the genre you want to write isn’t as easy as just writing what you love to read. This post offers tips on how to assess the emotional, physical, and psychological health impact of your genre choice.
Psychedelic Parenting and Magic Mushrooms- Facts for Writing Realistic Drug Scenes
Psychedelic parenting using hallucinogenic magic mushrooms is a growing trend. This article offers the facts in a way to help authors create a believable character involved with this practice. Possible realistic plot twists and perilous scenarios are also discussed.
No Muse Is Good Muse: Embracing the Freedom to Imagine
Do you wait for your muse to give you ideas to write? This post will give you all the reasons to cultivate your imagination and abandon the concept of the muse.
How Do You Choose Your Story’s Creative Direction?
When you choose to write a creative story, how do you decide between doing something completely original versus writing what your readers want? This post discussed one author’s reasoning.
Which 1 Fiction World Would You Choose to Live in?
If you could pick one fiction world to live in from the many stories you’ve read, which would it be? This post explores that question, as part of this month’s Insecure Writer’s Support Group monthly blog hop
7 Dramatic Drug Scene Mistakes That Ruin Credibility
If you’re looking for a way to write a believable dramatic drug scene, this article offers tips for what to avoid and how to use the real effects of drugs to weave a page-turner for readers
4 Tips For Those Stormy Writing Days: More Epiphanies From the World of Triathlon
This article offers tips for overcoming those stormy writing days and make progress to type “The End.”
