…other physical exertion, like rock climbing or boxing. But an over-reliance on these physical descriptions of emotional expression may come across as oddly clinical. When people are engaged in emotional…
…contemporary romance series, The Princes of Texas, including the Charmer in Chaps, The Devil in the Saddle, and The Billionaire in Boots, as well as the upcoming rom-com, You Lucky…
…book titles when I’m scanning the chart toppers and the genre/category sections. Then I switch my mindset to the authors, especially ones that keep coming up or who are highlighted…
…feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm. (Lexico.com) Writing how you feel with style and rhythm. Like a song. Like Eminem’s popular hit, Lose Yourself. And…
…a blister the size of Oklahoma. 4- Go for sequence over simultaneity This problem comes up so often in my writing classes that I have to include it here. Writers…
…writers isn’t always helpful if it relies too much on suggestions for fixes and harsh criticisms, and not enough on building community. Plus, their #1 tip for writers. About the…
…with purpose, and build your community. You’ll also start getting Writer Fuel, our newsletter full of words of wisdom and resources to help you keep the momentum going in your…
…community may be the key reasons why. What else did I learn? Brick and mortar bookstores are coming back! This prediction came up on several panels and I see it…
…horror, as well as media tie-ins. He’s also the author of a comprehensive book on writing horror called Writing in the Dark. His novels include Like Death, which is considered…
…comes a hilariously wacky adventure about magic, friendship, a lookout tower come to life, a maze in the shape of a dragon, an actual dragon named Phlogiston, and lots and…
