Announcing the DIY MFA Weekend Writing Sprint!
…Still, I love, Love, LOVE everything that NaNo stands for, especially the way that it motivates writers to hammer out those words and get their books done. Even though I’ve…
…Still, I love, Love, LOVE everything that NaNo stands for, especially the way that it motivates writers to hammer out those words and get their books done. Even though I’ve…
…a bit of patience and training, particularly for fiction. The unending and diverse supply of online material that can be taken in through the ears (Youtube, TED Talks, podcasts, audiobooks,…
…hardwood floor, but it’s not always effective when you’re seeking to connect with your deepest, most creative self. Many fiction writers like working in short bursts interspersed with non-writing activity,…
…run for the past 20 years. Then, when your superhero MC comes up against a leaky faucet, they can fix it with ease. Facebook groups, online forums, and local writer…
…pseudonym, you’ll need to log in and out for each one. No a huge deal, but compared to what we’re used to, it’s undeniably a hassle. On top of this,…
…on, I want to pause and emphasize the importance of having, at the very least, dedicated writing time for yourself. For those of us who are also juggling jobs, school,…
…still time to register. Now one last bit of advice: In the end, it all comes down to the writing. “Write beautifully, with a strong, distinctive voice, and have a…
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…right. Yes, it’s possible to self-publish for almost nothing, but that book is bound to have a cobbled-together cover, strange formatting, and typos throughout. And sadly, no matter how amazing…
…about one-liners, flashes of memories, five-word character sketches, overheard lines from conversations, an arresting photo you saw online… any little thing that could be a spark for a story. I…