Once you’ve had the experience of having your writing published, you’ll realize you had preconceived ideas about being a published writer. Here are three things to learn that will help prepare you to be published.

Do writing prompts help you, or hold you back? Should you use them while you’re writing a novel? Learn the answers to these questions and how to use writing prompts to your advantage.

At various points in your novel your readers will be forced to reorient themselves. Be aware of those moments in your story and be prepared to carefully guide readers with this guidelines.

Can you write more than one book at a time, or is that just a sneaky form of procrastination? Here are 5 points to consider as you balance multiple projects at once.

When you’re in the middle of writing your novel it’s common to wonder if you’ll ever reach the end. It’s true that writing a book is a big project. Here are 5 tips to keep you writing when you want to quit.

This blog post shares three key lessons you need to learn so that you can successfully reach your goal of writing the first draft of your novel.

If you’re planning to gather with family and friends this holiday season you may be nervous that you’ll be asked about your writing. Here are 6 tips for surviving awkward conversations about your writing this season.

Writing a first draft? Frustrated by the process and wondering if you’ll ever finish? In this interview with a writer about to finish her first draft you’ll learn what it took for her to reach her goal.

What does it mean to be a creator?

How to keep going when it’s not easy.

Don’t do what I did.

Don’t be afraid to own your writing identity!