So, you and a fellow writer (or more than one!) have a brilliant idea. It is a concept for a project that could…
What to Do When You Finish Your NaNoWriMo Project Early (Before You Hit 50,000 Words)
Every writer gets a rush when they type The End. Each of those journeys to those two words is unique, but what is…
Writing Advice Collected From Orlando Wrimos at the 11th Annual Write Around the Disney World Event
Every year, National Novel Writing Month participants in Orlando have the unique opportunity to join their fellow writers in one of the most…
Motivational Minute with Racquel Henry #161: Don’t Fear NaNoWriMo
Happy Preptober, writers! On this first week of the semi-official planning month before NaNoWriMo, our founder, Racquel Henry has a one-minute pep talk…
3 Questions to Ask Before Starting Your Next Story
When you first get excited about a story—when that little spark of something suddenly lights up your whole brain—it can be tempting to…
Writer, Use Your Voice
Stories are powerful, immensely so. I don’t need to tell you that. How many of us in the US were rocked by Amanda…
Look What We Found! A Pay-What-You-Want Bundle for Writers & Creatives
Sometimes we stumble upon things in our clicking around that just beg to be shared. This was one of those things. Right now,…
Five Ways to Make Writing Description a Little Less Painful (Plus What Always Works For Me)
This blog post was suggested to us by Kelley! If you want to suggest blog posts, you absolutely can by joining our Mighty…
How to Organize Your Writing Life with the Urgency-Importance Matrix
In case you haven’t been told yet, a writer does not only write. Maybe that was the case once upon a time, but…
Collecting Confidence for Writers
Imposter Syndrome. We all feel it at one point or another. The publishing business is hard, and even veterans and bestsellers doubt themselves.…