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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Not even spilled Kool-Aid could stop me from becoming a writer
After a series of false starts, this writer thought she knew what she had to do to get started on
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Is your novel protected by copyright law? This author and attorney explains
Many writers wonder—and sometimes worry—about whether their work is protected under copyright law. The short answer is yes, according to
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5 ways to keep on writing over the holidays
by Shirley Holder Platt Holiday stories make for some of the best—and bestselling—books. Their authors have tapped into a gold
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How fantasy author John Alleyn gets lost in his own worlds
by Timothy Pike If you know anything about tabletop role-playing games—”Dungeons & Dragons” being the most well-known among them—you can
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Enjoy your family time, but remember your writing goals
A Letter from the Editor Here come the holidays again! As family and friends show up from out of town,
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