…what happened, show it happening.” And yes, showing us what happened, externally, is important, but that’s only the first, and completely surface, layer. By itself, external action is empty. After…
…the most popular, along with its sister program I’m doing right now, Camp NaNoWriMo. There’s also Story a Day in May, the Clarion Write-A-Thon, and a ton of books to…
…with authors, speakers, coaches, and entrepreneurs—empowering them with the right mindset, knowledge, and tools to help them tackle their editing goals. You can learn more about Jeanette by visiting JeanetteTheWriter.com….
…Alison Weir’s newest volume, Katheryn Howard: The Tainted Queen, will be released on August 6. From Bernard Cornwell, the 13th volume in the Last Kingdom series, War Lord, makes its…
…own rules. How to balance giving young characters agency while grounding them in reality. Plus, Bill’s #1 tip for writers. About William Meyer William Meyer is an author, a teacher,…
…years old, he wrote the a letter to the Islamic Republic of Iran protesting the hostage crisis. Since that time, he’s had 23 years of experience in international relations, communications,…
…the lives of the artists, the world in which they worked, their subjects. Talk with the docents, collect brochures, take pictures when it’s permitted, make notes or keep a journal…
…I Find Me, in January 2018. Her latest novel, Terms and Conditions, was published in November 2019. You can connect with her at itshelendarling.com, on Instagram, Twitter and on Facebook….
…Richards, beloveds Margot and Lango Tango, lizard Athantas, nefarious guinea pigs Cookie Dough and Friskette, and two felines, Black Magic and Eartha Kitt. Her debut novel, The Disturbed Girl’s Dictionary,…
…Identity Festivals, and in the Made in the Berkshires Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. She’s been awarded several residencies. A longtime resident of both Brooklyn, New York and western Massachusetts,…
