In today's digital age, aspiring authors have more opportunities than ever before to share their stories with the world. However, in the vast sea of content, standing out as a writer can be challenging. That's where the concept of an "author … [Continue reading] about The Power an Author Platform: Your Bridge to Literary Success
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Writer’s Toolbox: Grammar
For writers who are just starting out and aiming to establish a solid understanding of English grammar, there are several key aspects to focus on. Grammar forms the foundation of effective writing, enabling clear communication and conveying intended … [Continue reading] about Writer’s Toolbox: Grammar
Someone Needs to Hear Your Story
I'm not sure who needs to hear this today. Maybe it's you. Your story matters. There are readers out there who need to hear your story. Remember that your voice and perspective are unlike anyone else's. Your experiences, emotions, and … [Continue reading] about Someone Needs to Hear Your Story
When A Story Is Too Fresh
Trying to write a story while it's still too fresh in your mind can be nearly impossible. If you've been following me for any length of time you know I don't believe in writer's block, but this whole "it's too fresh" thing can often make a writer … [Continue reading] about When A Story Is Too Fresh
Writers Who Run Retreat
I'm writing this week from the shores of Lake Junaluska near Asheville, North Carolina. I'm teaching at the Writers Who Run Retreat and today is our second full day. Each morning we all gather for a run around the lake at 7am. It's three miles, but … [Continue reading] about Writers Who Run Retreat
Color Coding Scrivener
Color coding Scrivener is one of my favorite little writerly tricks. It's just so freaking handy. Here's how it works. In the binder of your project simply right-click on any item (or selection of items) and move your mouse down the resulting … [Continue reading] about Color Coding Scrivener
Interview Poet Dr. Deborah Bayer
I met the poet Dr. Deborah Bayer a few months ago at an online writing group and she was gracious enough to send me an advance copy of her new chapbook, Rope Made of Bandages. Reading poetry is a fantastic way to prime our brains for writing. The … [Continue reading] about Interview Poet Dr. Deborah Bayer