5 ways to make your characters pop off the page
by Michael Mohr In 2013, New York Times notable author David Corbett published a sparkling, extremely helpful nonfiction writer’s guide
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5 tricks to get the story ideas flowing
by Cynthia A. Jensen It’s that time again: a new year rolling forward, a new decade full of hopes and
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20 great books for writers
by Shirley Holder Platt As writers, we must be constantly learning about our craft. Total beginners and seasoned authors can
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How author Alexis Cunningham realized she was a writer
by Timothy Pike For a long time, award-winning author Alexis Cunningham didn’t know she was a writer. How is this
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It’s on! The battle for Book of the Year at ChapterBuzz
A Letter from the Editor A new decade is upon us, readers and writers, and our New Year’s resolutions are
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The story of a deer who dared to venture out on his own
Human by Cynthia A. Jensen Once upon a time there was a family of deer who lived in the forest,
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5 tips for writing more in the new year
A new year fast approaches. What will you accomplish in your writing? by Shirley Holder Platt Whether you are considering
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Which point-of-view works best for your novel?
by Jennifer Silva Redmond I keep hearing that “everyone” says the omniscient narrative is still frowned upon by most publishers.
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Editor Alicia Dean loves her life, and loves helping writers
by Timothy Pike As the sun rises on her home in Edmond, Oklahoma, where she’s lived for the past eight
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As the ’20s come roaring in, our literary community is abuzz
A Letter from the Editor It’s a fact: the next decade holds great promise for the world of books. Self-publishing—already
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