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The Top 15 AND Save The Date For The Next 100-for-100 Writing Challenge!

by Stephanie Morrill | Apr 29, 2019 | 100-for-100, Writing Contests

I’m excited to announce that the top 15 finalists from this round’s 100-word contest are (in alpha order): Amelie Johnson Ashley Schaller BeccaDLF Chalice Sleep Em Elizabeth Hadley Grace Hannah White Isaiah Myers K.J. Haakenson Katelyn Coker Kiersten...
One Way To Be Sure Your Characters Make Sense (Especially Your Antagonists)

One Way To Be Sure Your Characters Make Sense (Especially Your Antagonists)

by Stephanie Morrill | Apr 22, 2019 | Antagonists, Characters, First Drafts, The Craft of Writing

**Today is the last day to enter the 100-word contest! Get your entries in by 9pm central. Details here.** Recently, I’ve come across something in a few different young adult and middle grade books that’s bothered me: The child character is absolutely...
Go Teen Writers Contest: This Might Be Difficult To Hide.

Go Teen Writers Contest: This Might Be Difficult To Hide.

by Stephanie Morrill | Apr 15, 2019 | Writing, Writing Contests

I’m super excited to announce that another 100-word contest starts today! Here’s how these contests work: Your entry is the prompt sentence + 100 words. The prompt for this contest is: This might be difficult to hide. This should be the first sentence of your...
How To Quiet Doubts And Your Inner Editor So You Can Write Your Book

How To Quiet Doubts And Your Inner Editor So You Can Write Your Book

by Stephanie Morrill | Apr 8, 2019 | Author Life, Writing Life

There are pieces of the writing life that get easier the longer you’ve been on your journey. Writing a synopsis, for example, used to be a multiple-day process with lots of grumbling. Now I’ve learned what makes it enjoyable for me (doing it before the...
How To Write, Even When Life Is Hard

How To Write, Even When Life Is Hard

by Stephanie Morrill | Apr 1, 2019 | Author Life, Guest Posts, Writing Life

Taylor Bennett is a dandelion-wishing, world-traveling lover of books, words, and stories. Based in the PNW, she dreams of seeing the world and writing stories set in unique locations. Although she dreams of traveling to many different places, her favorite destination...
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