…of the written word. In addition to creating her own stories, Pamela is active in multiple writing communities. She is a member of the DFW Writers Workshop and is in…
…young age to support her family through her writing. In addition to her novels, she wrote various short stories under various pen names, so many that it’s unclear if we…
…on revisions during November. Short stories? Why not? Write a poem a day! You could write more than 50,000 words in the month, or less. In other words, set your…
…readers and instead craft stories that readers will love. Here are five blunders to keep an eye out for. 1) Allowing key events to happen off-screen An editor friend complains…
…is something you can just create in your head…then what exactly are the stories and characters you’re writing? None of what you imagine is real until you make it real…
…to her. In flash fiction, we, as readers, can expect writers to construct non-traditional stories. We, as writers, should exploit the form’s small stage to experiment. We should eagerly exploit…
…about possibilities, working through problems and making up stories. I spend hours on the subway every day, but consider it writing time because I plug in my headphones, get my…
…live. I don’t even like scary stories―at all―but this one was captivating. This creepy story is very much a psychological thriller without gore, an Edgar Allen Poe story for youth–dark…
…storyteller and a park ranger. In addition to the best-selling Judy Moody and Stink series, she is the author of three Sisters Club stories, two books about Ant and Honey…
…take a walk, or take a nap. Personally I like to clear my head and recharge my brain by writing random Fanfiction stories I call with the greatest affection, my…
