Find the Time to Write
by Megan Haskell As many of you know, I’m a stay-at-home mom with a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old. As you can probably imagine, my time is pretty limited. But in Continue reading
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Time and Project Management Course for Writers
Need a little extra help getting it all done this year? Our own Kitty Bucholtz, independently published author and writing teacher, has helped hundreds of writers improve their writing, organize their Continue reading
Stepping Up Your 2018
by Valerie Davisson Before we get started, how was your 2017? If you set writing goals, did you reach them? When I looked back over the year, I felt pretty Continue reading
20 Minutes to a More Productive 2018 – Part 2
by Greta Boris It will take you approximately 3 minutes to read this. As you wrap up the old year, it is natural to take stock of what has happened Continue reading
Maintaining a Jolly Attitude – for writers
by Megan Haskell “Keep your eyes on your own page.” “Only compare yourself to yourself.” “Don’t compare your beginnings to someone else’s middle.” Great motivation, right? They look really pretty Continue reading
Don’t Let Reality Harsh Your Jolly
by Jeffrey J. Michaels Reality is hard. Writing is wish fulfillment. I recall the day I discovered that jolly ol’ Saint Nick was actually my Uncle Robert in a rented Continue reading
A Veritable Feast: An abundance of publishing opportunities
by Jeffrey J. Michael In the “good ol’ days” writers would spend years, sometimes decades crafting a work, analyzing each phrase, agonizing over every word and then submitting to a Continue reading
Creative Courage
by Diane Rogers Recently, I attended the Southern California Writers Conference. The “weekend of words” featured enriching presentations on both the business and craft of writing. It zeroed in on Continue reading
I Don’t Wish to Spook You, but…
by Jeffrey J Michaels …Being a writer is a scary life. I am haunted by books not written and ideas long forgotten. Where did that moment of brilliance go that Continue reading
Learn From Teaching Others – Lessons from Speaking
If you want to learn something, sign yourself up to teach, or write, on the topic. I had two speaking gigs in August only days apart. My life would have Continue reading