The Collection Book by Rochelle Melander
Are you a collector? As a child, I collected rocks. I was so dedicated to my extensive collection that when we moved to a new... Read More
Writers Read: Science Fiction and Fantasy by Rosemary Peek
Every time I receive one of these Writers Read posts, I feel like I’m looking at a big box of delicious cupcakes. My only challenge?... Read More
Writers@Work: 3 Ways Writers Can Make Money from a Blog by Nina Amir
Today I am delighted to welcome Nina Amir to the blog. She’s the author of How to Blog a Book and is joining us to talk... Read More
Wednesday Writing Prompt: The Who by Rochelle Melander
Although I love a twisting plot, I tend to fall for books with well-drawn, intriguing characters. If the characters are rich, I find myself quoting... Read More
Test Market Your Book Idea by Rochelle Melander
Most companies test market their products before investing millions in producing and marketing them. But what about writers? Some writers give up years of their... Read More
Writers@Work: Murder Mystery Madness by Amanda Craig
Happy Friday, writers! Today, I am delighted to welcome Amanda Craig to the blog. She’s writing about her unique writing job: creating murder mystery games.... Read More
Wednesday Writing Prompt: Create Your Story Bible by Rochelle Melander
Several years ago, I heard a story about a writer who kept his notes about his novel in a brown paper bag in his office.... Read More
Three Practices to Improve Your Writing by Rochelle Melander
When I got out of bed Monday morning, I felt like I’d run a marathon or something. My leg muscles were sore, and I could... Read More
Writers Read: Books About Fall (and a bonus Apple Cider Recipe) by Jocelyn Koehler
Happy Friday and Happy Fall! Today author Jocelyn Koehler writes about books for Fall (and ooh, what delicious choices!) In addition, she’s giving away three... Read More
What do You Love? Planning Your NaNoWriMo Book by Rochelle Melander
Remember what it was like to be in love? I’m talking about those first few weeks or months, when you can barely last a day... Read More