I will be issuing challenges every now and then for people to write! Everyone needs a break from the norm every now and then, so if you choose to participate I ask that you abide by the rules of the ...
Let's start an online recurring book club! If you love reading books, but don't feel you have the time and will to prioritize it join this club! We'll encourage each other to stay activ...
We had seen a lot of good reviews for Scrivener and so we decided to download the demo version and try it ourselves.
This writing software has a great introductory tutorial and a full 30 day trial...
(This was written for my niece, MaeLing, as a Christmas present. I designed and printed them books as keepsakes, with custom "disney" fairy avatars of themselves to illustrate the scenes.) In a hidd...
From Writer's Digest are some good tips about writing your settings for your stories. These tips from author David Morrell should help you write more realistic settings for your readers.
In line wi...
In regards to http://literarysocial.com/blog/4/what-is-your-favorite-genre-and-why/ this exercise.
I gravitate toward horror when I write and when I pick books to read. The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe...
Ok. SO….people have been asking why I am so self-destructive, do I have a death wish? No, I really enjoy being alive, actually. I enjoy being a smart-ass, too. But to truly explain why I seem to be so...
When beginning to write, most people just open up their word processor and write. Once things get shifted around for the book format, it makes things fit strangely, leaving widowed or orphaned lines d...
You've done it. Whether you've created a masterpiece, a rough draft, added a few thousand words to a work in progress, or achieved a smaller goal of your own... you've made it through November, and hi...
It's great that you can and want to promote your books here but a few tips to help you get better promotions.
When you make a blog or forum thread for a promotion, please put a synopsis of the book...
