How My Life as a Young Mom Makes My Fiction Powerful
Writers of the Future winner Elise Stephens found that conquering being a young mom enabled her to create a career as an author.
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Motivation, What If, and a Growing Fire
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by John HaasWriters of the Future winner John Haas on losing and then regaining the dream to be a writer and how he rebuilt that fire.
The Future of Short Stories: A New Year’s Resolution
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight, Writer Articles /by John GoodwinThe future of science fiction short stories and fantasy short stories looks brighter than ever. Find out how this applies to you in the New Year!
Tell Me a Story by Larry Niven
/3 Comments/in Writer Articles /by Joni LabaquiI can’t tell you how to write, not in a thousand words. I’ve been telling what I know as fast as I learned it for twenty-two years. My collaborators now know everything I do. I’ve spoken on panels and published articles on writing. Is there anything left to say?
Analyzing What to Write
/1 Comment/in Writer Articles /by Joni LabaquiWhen you decide to write a novel, screenplay, or any tale at all, there are a number of things you should look at. In this article, New York Times bestselling author David Farland covers the points to analyze before writing a story.
Grounding Your Reader
/0 Comments/in Writer Articles /by Joni LabaquiOne reader asked me to discuss a bit about what I call “grounding” the reader. Quite simply, grounding is the fine art of letting the reader know what is going on. You need to focus on some basics…