Preptober is in full swing, and I know what you’re thinking: There’s no way I can do NaNoWriMo. I can hardly keep our household…
Packing for NaNoWriMo by Kerry Evelyn
National Novel Writing Month is almost upon us! It can and will demand you write outside of your comfort zone in more ways…
The Write Place #33: Elizabeth Camden
First of all, I love the premise behind “show us where you write,” because it’s a much larger question than, “Where do you…
The Write Place #32: Beverly Jenkins
My first dedicated writing space was a closet in the entrance way of the apartment I lived in with my husband and toddler…
The Write Place #31: Kelly Coon
Ahhh, my writing space. Well, here’s a trigger warning for anyone who is skeeved out by clutter, because my desk is a hot…
The Write Place #30: Melodie Winawer
I wrote most of my first novel on the New York City Subway. Seems unlikely, even impossible, but it’s true–I even thanked the…
7 Steps to Take After You Get Edits Back
What do you do after you get edits back? Whether you’re taking the traditional publishing route or going indie, you need an editor.…
Write-at-home Parent Hacks, Part 1: 5 Ways to Involve Your Child in Your Career by Cindy Marie Jenkins
“These are new books we just got,” I hear my five-year-old tell his friend in the pantry, otherwise known as my office. “My…
The Write Place #29: Tara Gallina
Can you write in the dark? Yes? If you have a laptop, surface, iPad, or phone, I suppose you can. You don’t necessarily…
The Write Place #28: Stephanie Jimenez
At my best, I write everywhere. I write waiting for the train or for a friend who’s running late. I really write best…