Writing in Times of Crisis
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*Today I’m sharing a special guest post from author Kathie Giorgio as part of a WOW! Women On Writing Blog Tour for her latest release Don’t Let Me Keep You. Thank you, Kathie!
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Mastering Commas: How and When to Use Them in Your Writing
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Punctuation is a small but mighty part of writing, and no piece of punctuation is as widely used—or misused—as the comma. Commas are by far the most common things I fix when proofreading my work.
Read MoreIs It a Good Idea to Use AI as a Creative?
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves in the creative world for years now, sparking both excitement and apprehension. As a writer and illustrator, I've had the opportunity to experiment with various AI tools for both writing and drawing.
Read MoreThe Highest Paid Authors and How They Make it Happen
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Today I’m excited to share a guest post by Raven Howell as part of her blog tour with WOW! Women on Writing! Thank you, Raven!
Read MoreCharacter Development 101
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Alright, let's dive into character development! There are two main types of character development you need to get cozy with: the character creation process and the character arc.
Read MoreWant to Win a Free Writing Workshop?
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What’s one thing that really grabs readers and keeps them turning the pages? Emotion!
Today’s a big day – The Emotion Amplifier Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to Character Stress and Volatility has just released, and as part of the Street Team, I’m helping to get the word out about a HUGE giveaway Angela and Becca are running to celebrate!
Read MoreUniqueness
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* Today I’m sharing a guest post from B. Lynn Goodwin as part of her blog tour with WOW! Women on Writing. Thanks so much for the post, Lynn!
Read MoreThe Writing Life with Kids, Dogs, and Chickens by Kim McCollum
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Today I’m sharing a special guest post from author Kim McCollum as part of her WOW! Women on Writing tour for her book What Happens in Montana. Take it away, Kim!
Writing with five children is not an easy feat. At least they were all in school full time when I set out to write a novel, but it is truly miraculous how quickly those seven or so hours fly by while kids are at school.
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