I've been reading a wonderful book this week, by writer Terry Tempest Williams, called When Women Were Birds:  Fifty-Four Variations ...

Guest Post by Rosanne Bane     Rosanne Bane is a Creativity Coach and author of Around the Writer's Block: Using Brain Scien...

It's been over a year since Nancy Wood's novel , Due Date, was published. It's been quite a journey for this first-time author...

  Jay Gilbertson says he began dabbling in the mysterious world of novel-writing while running his hair salon in NE Minneapolis.  Though...

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In my thirty-plus years as a published writer, I've released my books in three ways:  1. finding an agent and selling my manuscript to...

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At a writer's conference recently, I sat in the audience and listened to a panel of four agents.  They fielded questions and then b...

Have you noticed the trend?  Books are getting more complex--not just in their storylines but also in their structures.  Could be...

Summer is a great time to discover new books.  A colleague recommended Quiet:  The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talkin...