One Big Regret About My Writing Career to Overcome
Learning the value of hiring editors for your writing through painful manuscript rejection
The Write World
Defying the #1 Stress for Writers: Doubt
From a recent survey, the number one cause of stress for writers is doubt about their writing
5 Quick Reads for Putting Your Character in Peril: Writing Realistic Drug Scenes
A recap of posts that I’ve created for Writers in the Storm Blog that cover tips for writing believable drug scenes and what triathlons teach about writing
Fentanyl 101: Tips to Empower Writers (AND Parents) Now
Fentanyl is tainting many street drugs and causing overdose deaths. This post explains where fentanyl comes from, the dangers, and how to use it properly in a drug scene.
Your Top Picks for Plotting Resources
(2 min read) Are you on #TeamPlotter or #TeamPantser? Or somewhere in-between? Folks either love plotting or seem to find it constraining their creativity. There are a few authors that tread the middle ground, tapping into bits of both worlds. (#TeamPlantser) Plotting seems to be quite a personal thing for authors. Some love the make…
What Will It Take?
Join us in this month’s multi-author blogging share topic from Insecure Writer’s Support Group: As a triathlete, I know that one day I’ll have to make the big decision to hang up my old, worn, racing shoes. (After all, I think you’ll agree they’ve seen better days!) What will be the tipping point? Will another…
You’re Not Alone! Writers Blogshare About Writing Fears, Insecurities, and Taking Risks
Writers share posts on writing fears and insecurities, sharing them through The Insecure Writer’s Support Group network.
Finding the Write Carrot: 1 Way to Stay Motivated
Are writing goals getting you down? Learn to use the power of dopamine find your ‘write carrot’ and improve motivation toward your writing goals.
Reaching the Finish Line of Your Manuscript: Winning The Fight Against Uncertainty
Getting to the end of your manuscript can be like training to finish a long distance race. They both requires months or years of work, and the finish line experience is uncertain.
