Why You Should Follow Myths and Legends Off the Beaten Path
…Firbolg, the Tuatha De Danann, and the Milesians, through the Romans, Angles, Saxons, and Vikings, to the Normans, the original tales endured, though no doubt altered. By the time they…
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Ask Becca: Three Ways To Pump Up Your Word Count
…hear them in the comments. Got a question? Tweet me @beccaquibbles with the hashtag #askbecca, email me at becca [at] DIYMFA [dot] com, or just leave a comment below! You…
A Writer’s Holiday Survival Guide: Part Two
…believe, now, how quickly the time has gone. Sometimes, it feels like I’m still fresh out of college, stepping through the door for the first time. The other night, I…
Ask Becca: 5 Worst Mistakes When Submitting to Literary Magazines
…your market is Duotrope or the Submission Grinder. I originally listed Duotrope on DIY MFA’s Resource List because you could search magazines for word count, genre, payments, average response times,…
Copyright Resource List
…a non-legal audience. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/copyright • Creative Commons: an organization dedicated to promoting freely available “public domain” licenses. Wikipedia uses Creative Commons licenses. https://creativecommons.org/ • The Authors Registry: an organization that…
What I Learned About Money and Writing from Jane Friedman
…pace of change in online media, and experimenting with the many new tools, apps, and software that help people write, read, share, communicate, and learn.” It’s no surprise that Jane…
How to Pitch an Online Blog (from a Web Editor)
…you an idea of what kind of topics they post about, who they feature, etc. It also clues you into the format of guest posts, so you can determine if…
How to Write a Romantic Comedy Novel, Pt. 1
…weeks, months, perhaps years. Taking a deep breath, you position trembling fingers upon the keyboard, imagining the humorous prose will flow like liquid magic as you weave your super-slick, five-star-review-worthy…
Episode 181: Getting to Know Your Characters — Interview with Joan Dempsey
…research grant from the Elizabeth George Foundation which took her to Warsaw for a month (no, she doesn’t speak Polish), and to Washington, D.C. for ten days, to study in…
Episode 185: Understanding the Emotional Wound — Interview with Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi
…international speakers, and their books are available in five languages, are sourced by US universities, and are used by novelists, screenwriters, editors, and psychologists around the world. Angela and Becca’s…
