Written by David Powers King
My interview and knighting of Michael Di Gesu, an amazing writer and blogger.
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 Erin Shakespear
When writing humor, it's all about the timing. Check out these 3 steps to help you improve your timing.
Written by David Powers King
Not all warriors look or act like savage brutes. This trope highlights characters who enjoy a good book as well as a fight.
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 Erin Shakespear
Similes are a great way to add humor to your writing. Check out these tips for making yours the best.
Written by Teri Harman
Enter to WIN a SIGNED ARC of my debut witch fantasy novel, BLOOD MOON in a Goodreads giveaway. Open from 4/22-4/26. Please share!
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 Erin Shakespear
Looking for different kinds of jokes to add more humor to your fiction? Give comparison, cliche, deadpan, slapstick and morbid jokes a try.
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?
