A 5-Step Plan for Salvaging an Old Manuscript
April 21, 2020 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, This week, I’m bringing back Write Now! Wednesdays, an almost weekly feature highlighting writing... Read More
#WritersRead: A Novel Prescription by Rochelle Melander
June 28, 2016 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, As summer gets into full swing, it’s time once again for the summer reading list.... Read More
#Writers@Work: An Interview with Lauren Fox by Rochelle Melander
18 August 2015 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, I’m delighted to be back in the office! But, as you may guess, when I opened my... Read More
Writers@Work: There’s Food in My Fiction by Amy Reichert
21 July 2015 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, This past spring, I attended the Wisconsin Romance Writers of America conference. I loved it, and I learned a... Read More
Juggling Timelines in Your Novel by Hallie Ephron
Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, Last fall, I had the privilege of attending Mystery Writers of America MWA University. While there, I heard Hallie Ephron... Read More
Writers Read: Raise Your Voice by Patrick S. Lafferty
Welcome, writers! In today’s edition of Writers Read, Patrick S. Lafferty writes about novels with strong voices. Speaking of strong voices—check out Lafferty’s novel Anno... 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
Writers Read: Books So Good They’ll Make You Cry by Sarah C. Lange
When I read this post last Friday, I went right out to the library and got one of the books. Now don’t be thinking I... Read More
Writers Read Fantasy
Welcome to Friday and our new series, Writers Read. Congratulations to Barbara Bruneau who won a copy of Bob Sitze’s book on hope. Today’s guest... Read More
Wednesday Writing Prompt: Your Fantasy Job
When I write fiction, I tend to give characters the jobs that I’d like to have. As an author, I often think about working as... Read More