The kids are home for the summer—oh boy. For those of you who had those lovely hours while the kids were in school to write, now what? These little beings will be around every corner, begging for snacks and fighting and making messes and asking for help for things you know they can do with…
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Copyright Basics for Writers: How to Know What to Use
Copyright laws can be a slippery slope. So, we’ve decided to discuss some copyright basics for writers in an effort to clarify what can and cannot be used in our writing
It’s okay not to write during times of grief.
There is no one hard-and-fast rule for how you should conduct yourself if you’re going through times of grief and trauma– especially when it comes to writing.
The age of your ideal reader matters. Here’s why.
The first step to selling your book? Find the ideal reader, and satisfy their expectations. Know how old they are, what they want, and who is buying them books.
How to find the perfect word in the Wordstorm
Looking to find the perfect word? Allow me to introduce you to the Wordstorm. This foolproof tool for writers is sure to get you past the block.
How to celebrate Short Story Month by sharing your work
Short Story Month centers around the art of compact storytelling. These little nuggets don’t need hundreds of thousands of words to pack a punch. Let’s explore.
How to make kids love reading –strategically
You can’t really MAKE kids love reading. It just doesn’t work that way. But there are a few ways you may be able to spark a future interest. Let’s take a look.
YouTube for Authors: What to post and why it’s successful
YouTube for authors has changed the game when it comes to promoting your books and brand. Here are a few ways authors are using the platform successfully.
Evolution of Language & Why It’s Important to Writers
Think of the evolution of language like a gene mutation. Language is passed down from generation to generation, forever changing with time. Let’s chat about it.
A mood writer is a real writer too—just different
I’m a mood writer. I never really knew what that was until I joined the online writing community. It’s a strength I’ve come to cherish, even if it’s chaotic. I’m owning it.