Almost everyone has dreams of writing a book some day. Yet for most people this will never become more than a dream. And thousands of others who do manage to START writing their book will give up midway through and never finish writing it.
Wow! I can’t believe how much craziness is going on in the world today.
A few months ago, I never would have imagined this, but lately, my husband has become our “toilet paper scout.”
Every day for the past few days, I’ve sent him out into the world to see if any of our local stores has toilet paper yet.
Want to know how to write a story? Try these tips!
As a writing coach, I get lots of questions about publishing (and writing) from writers, so I was excited to read this new book from W. Terry Whalin called 10 Publishing Myths: Insights Every Author Needs to Succeed. And I wasn’t disappointed. It answers most of the questions I get from writers (thank you, Terry!)…
We all tend to have at least a few habits that are keeping us from being as successful as we’d like in our career or in our personal life. But these habits can be changed.
Do you love reading cozy mysteries and now you want to write a cozy mystery yourself?
If you want write a children’s picture book, you should know that you’re trying to break into the toughest market in the industry—so follow these tips.
Write a short story or two this week with these visual and written prompts. 1. Jack had never been so happy to be completely alone. 2. When she got there, the room was empty and the windows were open. 3. Jane watched the rescue dog splash through the water. He was definitely on the trail…
Making the leap from mystery reader to mystery writer is huge. It’s practically the equivalent of jumping over the Grand Canyon. In fact, if you look too closely you might talk yourself out of jumping. Let’s assume you’ve decided to go for it and try your hand at writing mysteries. So how do you go…
The Morning Nudge is now a paperback with 101 tips for freelance writers.
Listen to the author interview here. Our dreams at night can do many things. They can process our daily life, remind us of what we’ve eaten, awaken us in a cold sweat, reveal things about our lives, or send us messages from heaven. If you are someone who remembers your dreams upon waking, or thinks…
Listen to this replay of a recent episode of Creative Caravan Road Show, where Wendy Dewar Hughes and Suzanne Lieurance talk about why coloring books for adults are so popular right now. Wendy Dewar Hughes and Suzanne Lieurance are both award-winning authors, writing coaches, and cohosts for Creative Caravan Road Show, a weekly radio program…
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