To Be More Creative, Write a Letter to Your Reader
Dear Writer, It’s easy to freeze up when we’re writing for the faceless masses or the random reader who happens
Dear Writer, It’s easy to freeze up when we’re writing for the faceless masses or the random reader who happens
Let’s look at the pros and cons of using writing prompts to decide if we’re fostering creativity or frittering away
Children gaze at a vast blank wall and see opportunity—inspired, they grab a permanent marker and scrawl across the surface
Just as musicians credit their musical influences, writers, too, have literary inspirations who help them discover and shape their unique
On a sunny spring day, I sat with seven homeschoolers on a stretch of grass for a creative writing session.
Jennifer Dukes Lee invites you to transform into a better writer through “beautifully ruthless self-discovery.” It starts in the pages
As writers, we spend countless hours crafting and refining our work to perfection. We labor over word choices, sentence structure,
Years ago, one of my clients updated me on her publishing journey. She turned in her manuscript on deadline, so
Consider a lowly stick, memorialized by my friend: Little Y StickFragile, knobby crossroads in my fingersBring me eyes to see
Today we’re exploring a topic that every writer is going to want to tune in and learn about: a trauma-informed
I hosted a virtual Christmas party in my membership program, Your Platform Matters (YPM). At the party I encouraged a
AI writing apps, programs, and tools are all over the news. People are reacting. They’re writing articles and opinion pieces,
People wonder about Stephen King’s pencil. Writers (including me) want to know what writing instrument he uses. Why? Maybe we
With inspiration from Mark McGuinness, you’ll integrate poetry into your writing life as a pleasurable practice that elevates your prose.
Writers working on projects that are destined to be published—to be read—can struggle with nerves. We edit our words before