Mini might
NaNoWriMo executive director Grant Faulkner shares how crafting short shorts can open a big world. Read More “Mini might”
NaNoWriMo executive director Grant Faulkner shares how crafting short shorts can open a big world. Read More “Mini might”
Pay attention to where your mind and imagination wander. You will find your inspiration there. Read More “How do authors come up with stories?”
In the October 1991 issue of The Writer, Le Guin explains the necessity of knowledge in the writing process. Read More “Ursula K. Le Guin recreates reality”
With wit and wisdom, Clark explores the delicate writing dance in five parts. Read More “Suspense writing by Mary Higgins Clark”
How do you want to approach the comedy in your fiction? Read More “In good humor: Using comedy in fiction”
If vital elements are missing from your story, this five-item list will reveal what you’ve overlooked. Read More “A CAYCE for fiction”
There’s no dismissing the powerful effect of Ulysses on the literary canon – and on countless writers. Read More “Stately, plump June”
John Katzenbach on writing suspense: Who do you kill? Where do you put the bodies? Who are you as a writer? Read More “John Katzenbach: Profile of a killer”
Working on your first sex scene? Here are three simple steps to writing erotica. Read More “Hot spots”
If you’re stuck developing a character, don the journalist hat and set up an interview – with your character. Read More “Character profile”