Written by Mooderino
Every story has a theme. You may not know what it is. But it's in there.
Written by Janet Kay Jensen
From Rivets and Rails is a charming cookbook that preserves a historical era as carefully as its cooks preserved their food.
Written by Mooderino
We can all agree that there are two kinds of books: good books and bad books.
What we might not be able to agree is which ones are which.
Written by Eric Bishop
If the title doesn't catch you, here are three things I had to learn before I got a publishing contract.
Written by Mooderino
Often, when a writer asks for feedback on a WIP, they ask for the reader to not bother too much with spelling or grammar.
Written by Liesel Hill
5 Humorous Observations about Action Movie Villains. Are you one?
Written by Liesel Hill
Characters feeling flat? Tips to give them more depth and likability.
Written by Johnny Worthen
Bram Stoker award® nominee Charles Day drops by The Blog Mansion to discuss writing, publishing and sink slime.
Written by Mooderino
In order to persuade the reader that they are getting the skinny from someone who knows, you have to create a sense of authority.
Written by Liesel Hill
Want to write historical fiction but not sure how to come up with fresh ideas? Here are some tips!
Written by Mooderino
When the objective is clear and the character is moving towards it, the reader will stay with the story.
Written by Liesel Hill
The use of justice in story-telling plus a book review.
