Elizabeth diGrazia joined me last week on Madeline Island, where she worked on her storyboard for her memoir-in-progress--the same memoi...

Bestsellers make me curious.  Sometimes they are worth attention, sometimes they are all hype and bad taste--a great example of the latte...

March Farm in Fall Nancy McMillan had already fallen in love with the beautiful March Farm in Bethlehem, Connecticut, by the time sh...

After a lifetime as a corporate suit, putting all her creativity into keeping employees from fighting with each other, Lynne Spreen, ...

An Interview with Mystery Writer Hallie Ephron The Boston Globe calls her novels "gripping" because of her real and nuance...

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...

Books enter our lives in distinct stages.  First comes the wild idea.  It grows gradually in your creative self, until it feels like ...