It’s Time to Grow
Spring is here, or at least right around the corner. Now it’s time to . . . GROW March is our month for growth. Whether it’s improving your craft and Continue reading
Author: meganhaskell
A Monstrous Temptation
by Cary Christopher and Lisanne Harrington Temptation. It’s one of a writer’s greatest challenges when it comes to focusing on what’s important. You’ve got a great idea for a brand Continue reading
Tempted to Succumb to Self-Doubt?
by Dr. Diane Rogers Can This Be Real? Eleven years ago, I sat in a major international publisher’s office. Sweaty-palmed and butterfly-stomached, I gazed out over the sweeping harbor view Continue reading
“I Can Resist Anything But Temptation”
by Jeffrey J. Michaels I Can Resist Anything But Temptation. ~ Oscar Wilde (of course) I have a Project. If you are reading this, you are a writer. You too Continue reading
Don’t Let Temptation Take Over
by Megan Haskell It’s tempting . . . I started out this month with that title on our Monthly Update, and it’s been stuck in my head ever since. I Continue reading
Tempting Your Readers with Video
by Sven Davison During the past ten years, there has been a seismic shift in how society consumes information and entertainment. Smartphones, podcasts, social media, and streaming video have fractured Continue reading
It’s tempting . . .
Temptation. We all face it in one form or another. It can be a deadly distraction or a marketer’s dream. As writers, we must play both sides of the coin: Continue reading
The Year of No Excuses
by Dr. Diane Rogers You promise yourself 2018 is going to be different, but chances are, you’ve set goals in the past. In my experience, goal setting isn’t the problem. Continue reading
Conquering the Productivity Monster
by Cary Christopher and Lisanne Harrington Productivity. Now there’s a word packed with horror, designed to wreak havoc on writers like us. We write stories filled with monsters, both human Continue reading
Quality vs. Quantity
by Sven Michael Davison How good am I as a writer? I find most of us who proclaim membership in this reclusive tribe have asked this question of ourselves. I Continue reading