The Nightstand: Cai Emmons
We asked writer and author Cai Emmons to list her favorite authors who self-described as chronically disabled or chronically ill. Read More “The Nightstand: Cai Emmons”
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The Nightstand: 5 Picks from Steffan Triplett
Must-read books from queer writers Read More “The Nightstand: 5 Picks from Steffan Triplett”
Opportunities for writers: November 2022 calls for submissions
Here are the deadlines that caught our eye this month. Read More “Opportunities for writers: November 2022 calls for submissions”
The Nightstand: Jen Soriano
We asked essayist and communications strategist Jen Soriano to choose five must-read works by Southeast Asian writers. Read More “The Nightstand: Jen Soriano”
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”
All the things I wish I’d known as a beginner horror writer
Want to write horror? Read this first. Read More “All the things I wish I’d known as a beginner horror writer”
15 of the most common causes of writer’s block – and how to cure them
Feeling stuck in your manuscript, craft, or career? Here are 15 of the most common problems that can stall a writer’s progress – plus key strategies for overcoming each one. Read More “15 of the most common causes of writer’s block – and how to cure them”
Writing epistolary novels in the modern age
The form doesn’t have to just involve letters and notes, it can incorporate today’s technology. Read More “Writing epistolary novels in the modern age”
Ask The Writer: Is it alright to use multiple question marks?
We answer a reader’s question about the best way to show that a character is confused. Read More “Ask The Writer: Is it alright to use multiple question marks?”
Writing magical realism: The ultimate guide
How modern writers seamlessly blend fantasy with reality. Read More “Writing magical realism: The ultimate guide”