How to write great fantasy
Understanding the world of fantasy and its subgenres, plus pro tips for how to succeed in the genre. Read More “How to write great fantasy”
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5 things a personal essay needs to succeed (and sell)
Here are the five components that should be in any truthteller’s toolkit. Read More “5 things a personal essay needs to succeed (and sell)”
Why story trumps plot
The three crucial storytelling elements every novel needs to succeed. Read More “Why story trumps plot”
Introducing the DIY writing retreat
Most writers don’t have enough cash, time, or patience to plan a writing getaway, right?
Wrong. Read More “Introducing the DIY writing retreat”
Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen: Better together
The two have fueled their years-long friendship with their remarkable similarities. Now, they’ve culled their editor-author relationship into a blockbuster co-writing duo. Read More “Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen: Better together”
How writers can cope with a long, dark winter spent indoors
Need a winter reset? Here are tips for looking after your mental health, filling your creative stores, and passing the many hours until spring arrives. Read More “How writers can cope with a long, dark winter spent indoors”
Shannon Hale interview: Girl (and boy) power
Shannon Hale creates fun plots and strong characters for all ages and genders. Yet her books are often labeled as “for girls only” – and she’s fighting hard to change that. Read More “Shannon Hale interview: Girl (and boy) power”
Talk to the Practitioner: Elissa Washuta
In this month’s Broadening the Bookshelves interview, we sat down with author Elissa Washuta to talk about her craft and the process of publishing into a world that doesn’t always know what to do with you. Read More “Talk to the Practitioner: Elissa Washuta”
A writer’s guide to Boston
Headed to Boston for The Writer’s Conference this fall? Here’s your ultimate guide for things to do, places to eat, and sights to see while you’re in town. Read More “A writer’s guide to Boston”
Talk to the Practitioner: Ari Honarvar
We sat down to talk with writer Ari Honarvar about her process, working from your past, and more. Read More “Talk to the Practitioner: Ari Honarvar”