New Outlet for Writers: A Room of One’s Own
This landed in our inbox recently and we wanted to share: A Room of One’s Own is a brand new global feminist creative platform dedicated to publishing content written by […]
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Boost Your Freelance Career with Gigworker
We live in a gig economy. Everyone, it seems, has a side hustle—perhaps no one more so than writers, who can be notorious for foisting our newest books on friends, […]
Self-Published with Representation: a Duality that Just Makes Sense
By Denise Heinze Stop for a skinny minute (or, heck, take a quantum leap and make it fat), and think of all the clichés you’ve ever heard about perseverance in […]
The 5 Ss that Will Help Get You Published
by Katey Schultz Flash fiction and flash nonfiction stories are often called “Stories of the Moment” or “Postcard Stories.” Think small, but fun, significant, and engaging. The challenge with flash […]
Twenty Tips for Getting to Work and Writing That Book
Gary Glass, author of Nirvana Plague, recently shared twenty bits of advice for “How to Get a Book Written,” courtesy of the blog Like Fire on Open Letters Monthly. Highlights […]
“The World’s Best Grammar Checker”
While I was writing an e-mail yesterday, I was struck by how far automated proofreaders have come. When I typed the proper noun “Obi Wan Kenobi,” which is a character […]
Don’t Quit Your Day Job (And Why You May Not Want To)
Many of us have thought, at one time or another, how nice it would be to quit our day jobs and just…write. To wake up each morning with nothing but […]
What’s Your 2012 Writing Resolution?
A New Year means the chance for a new, writerly you. What’s your writing resolution for 2012? Do you want to write 1,000 words a day? Join a critique group? […]