Hey there word nerds! Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Constance Sayers talking about her debut novel, A Witch in Time, which is forthcoming in February. A finalist for…
…didn’t write as much as I did. Despite this lifelong journey as a writer, I still have times when I encounter what is commonly referred to as writer’s block, but…
…especially when it comes to spotting opportunity. 4) Meet or set dedicated weekly times to write together If “I don’t have time for that!” is the first thing that comes…
…other tests recommended here, I have not found a completely free version online. You can get a complete profile through Psychology Today for $6.95. I thought it was worth the…
Hello and thank you for joining me today! In this episode–titled Outlining Demystified–we’re going talk about outline techniques particularly geared for writers who hate outlines. When I first started writing,…
…those who were with me in the low moments. 2021 was, for me, a year of adapting, of being flexible and taking things as they come, to let go of…
…the history of African Americans in Tulsa’s Greenwood district and chronicles the devastation that occurred in 1921 when a white mob attacked the Black community. News of what happened was…
…is to be my last column. Just as I felt compelled back then to reach out, I feel compelled now to move on. But I couldn’t leave without expressing my…
…build community. Plus, her #1 tip for writers. About the Author Marybeth Niederkorn’s work has appeared in The Gasconade Review, Trailer Park Quarterly, Red Fez, and others. A Southeast Missouri…
…eyes and nervous system. This is an important time of year to be kind to your eyes. Adjusting lighting settings, taking breaks to look away from the computer, and sending…
