Craft Book Spotlight: Writing as a Path to Awakening
This unique book focuses both on the inner self and the external act of writing. Read More “Craft Book Spotlight: Writing as a Path to Awakening”
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Reading, writing, & romance: Literary power couples
Three couples share their secrets of collaborative success. Read More “Reading, writing, & romance: Literary power couples”
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”
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”
Should I be worried if my book is published as a paperback original?
Manuscripts that skip hardcover and go straight to paperback are becoming more and more popular. Does this help or hurt book sales? Read More “Should I be worried if my book is published as a paperback original?”
Anita Shreve: Soldier on
Anita Shreve wrote nine drafts of her latest novel, Stella Bain, before it was published. With persistence and passion, she saw the book through to its end, an approach that has paid off throughout her 24 years as a novelist. Time and again, her novels demonstrate how dynamic characters and complex plots can bridge the gap between mainstream and literary. Read More “Anita Shreve: Soldier on”