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Writing a Book is Hard, We Can’t Promise You Success, and Other Things We Say That Writers Don’t Like

by Stephanie Morrill | Sep 17, 2025 | Author Life, Getting Published, Learning from Other Authors

Two weeks ago, I had lunch with a writer who I met a few years ago when I was teaching at a conference for teen writers. That lunch is the reason why there’s a new article on the website today, so if you’re excited about fresh content, you can say,...
How to Write in December (and other busy months!)

How to Write in December (and other busy months!)

by Stephanie Morrill | Dec 13, 2023 | Author Life, Productivity, Time Management

Writing in December comes with unique challenges. Whether you have extra time on your hands (like Jill) or less time than you’re used to having (like me) there are tips in here for...
5 Common Fears that Can Ruin Your Writing Career

5 Common Fears that Can Ruin Your Writing Career

by Jill Williamson | Nov 29, 2023 | Author Life, Encouragement, Guest Posts, Learning from Other Authors, Writing

Lorie Langdon is the author of the Disney Villain series, Happily Never After, featuring the legendary villains; Ursula/Vanessa, Gaston, Yzma, Captain Hook, and the Evil Queen. Her short story ANNA and THE KING releases this November in...
Is Writing Your Dream or Fantasy? (Plus, a giveaway!)

Is Writing Your Dream or Fantasy? (Plus, a giveaway!)

by Jill Williamson | Aug 30, 2023 | Author Life, Encouragement, Getting Published, Guest Posts, Learning from Other Authors, Writing, Writing Life

Crystal Grant is a daydreamer who adores freshly-baked cookies and anything with fur or feathers. During the day, she strives to instill a love of books and learning within her young students. As a hearing-impaired, home-school graduate, she found her voice in writing...
Knowing When It’s Time to Walk Away

Knowing When It’s Time to Walk Away

by Shannon Dittemore | May 10, 2023 | Author Life, Encouragement, Time Management

About a decade ago, following the release of my third book, I found myself in a very strange season. After a year and a half of drafting and editing and blog tours and book releases and marketing endeavors, my first publishing contract had run its course. The Angel...
Writing to Understand (& a giveaway!)

Writing to Understand (& a giveaway!)

by Shannon Dittemore | Apr 12, 2023 | Author Life, Characters, Creativity, Discovery Writing, Writing, Writing Life

Writing a novel isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s work. And that’s exactly as it should be. Every story starts with the shimmer of an idea. Close enough that you can see its potential, and far enough from realization that you have to chase it down....
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