Five Online Writing Tools to Make Writing and Revision Easier
1.) If you write historical fiction, or even if you write contemporary, but perhaps have a character find a diary or old note, the Online Etymology Dictionary will soon become one of your most used...
You Suck, or How to Handle Bad Reviews
My favorite color is red; it used to be orange. My son’s used to be yellow, and now it is blue. My daughter went from purple to a cerulean blue. My husband...I’m not even sure. He’s kind of neutral...
Top How to Write Books for Writers
The Writers Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers This is a great book to read and build on. It alone won't make "all clear," but it's a foundation book you have to read to get the most out of other...
Disaster and Dilemma, How to End a Chapter and Increase Pacing
How to end a chapter? What's the big deal? When everything is all tied up, you move on, right? No. In fact, everything shouldn't be "all tied up" until the very end. In the body of your story, there...
Neesha Meminger, young adult author embracing indie publishing
Neesha Meminger's first novel, Shine, Coconut Moon, made the Smithsonian's Notable Books for Children list and was selected as one of the Top 100 Books of 2009 by the New York Public Library's...
Interview with Indie Paranormal Romance Author, Felicity Heaton
Felicty Heaton has been a keen reader of fantasy, horror and classic novels since a young child. A writer of emotion and life, she strives to touch a chord of familiarity in readers and give them...
