Interview with Paula Wiseman, author of 'Contingency' - Workflow ...

Interview with Dave Zeltserman: ?My novels have strong stories with lots of surprises?

930 readersDave Zeltserman won the 2010 Shamus Award for ?Julius Katz? and is the acclaimed author of the ?man out of prison? crime trilogy: Small Crimes, Pariah and Killer, where Small Crimes was picked by NPR as one of the five best crime and mystery novels of 2008, and Small Crimes and Pariah (2009) were

Interview with J.J. Hebert, author of ?Unconventional?

1042 readersJ. J. Hebert is a writer. Surprising, huh? He has written fifty-two novels, including the immensely successful, award-winning Willard?s Heart. J. J.?s also an archaeologist, and he recently unearthed an ancient religious scroll in Jerusalem that, in time, will prove absolutely nothing about anything important. He presently resides in Yemen, where he enjoys being the

Writing Tips From Max Lucado, Best-Selling Author

1053 readersIt was his first time attending a writing conference. He is a best-selling author who has written more than 50 books and has sold 65 million copies of his work. Yet it was also his first time speaking at a conference. Although he was on unfamiliar territory, New York Times best-selling Christian author Max Lucado spoke of the tools

May 27: Agent Rachelle Gardner Teaches You How to Sell Your Fiction or Memoir

2558 readersAgent Rachelle Gardner of Wordserve Literary (famous for her super blog on publishing) is teaching a webinar: "Sell Your Stuff: How To Get Your Novel or Memoir Published" this Thursday, May 27. 4 Reasons to Attend Her Webinar: 1) Top instruction. Rachelle is extremely respected in the published industry, and she is passing on her top tips on getting your

How to Write a Travel Memoir

1892 readersA travel memoir is a travel writing genre all its own. It is not a guidebook, trip diary or marketing piece for the Sunday paper. Rather, it is a delicate mixture of recollection and reflection that reveals how a journey, or a series of journeys, transformed the writer. Our journeys are the stories of us. A notable memoir is

Columbia Pictures VP Devon Franklin: ?If You Write a Good Script, We?ll Find It?

617 readersIt?s Devon Franklin?s job as VP of production for Columbia/Sony Pictures to buy film scripts and see them through the development and production process. So, how can aspiring scribes keep their work out of the slush pile? Take a screenwriti...

Writing Coach Offers a Free Webinar to Talk About the Story, Craft & Business of Writing

1129 readersSometimes you hear people mention writing how they worked with a "writing coach." But then you wonder: What does a writing coach do? How do they help? Well, luckily for us, a real writing coach?Nina Munteanu?is offering a free webinar to talk about the craft and business of writing, as well as storytelling and inspiration in general. You can

Developing A Fictional Character

615 readersby Todd RutherfordWriters who prefer working in fiction often struggle with character development. The process itself can sound quite easy. But, in reality it takes a lot of work and consideration. It doesn?t matter which genre of fiction writing you?re doing. Developing quality characters who are memorable can be difficult.Research and background work are crucial

Interview with Joshua Graham: ?Much of my own belief system is infused into this book?

138 readersTHE DESCENT INTO HELL IS NOT ALWAYS VERTICAL? Sam Hudson, a reputable San Diego attorney, learns this when the authorities wrongfully convict him of the brutal rape and murder of his wife and daughter, and sends him to death row. There he awaits execution by lethal injection. If he survives that long. In prison, Sam fights for

Creating, Sharing and the Breath of Possibility

492 readersIt?s not only [great artists] that make a difference, but each of us when we share our gifts freely with the world. We never know how our gifts can be used to make a difference to someone. It can change the world. So wrote Wendi Kelly to me in a piece on Living Wide Awake. Her words

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