Book Club Spotlight: Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I’d Known by George M. Johnson
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Write Your Book in 2026: Week 18: Scene Tightening
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Boss Up Monday: Batching for Bosses
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Write Your Book in 2026: Week 17: Cutting What You Love and Why It Hurts
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Boss Up Monday: Your Dreams Didn’t Expire in the Spring
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George M. Johnson’s Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I’d Known is more than a history lesson. It is...
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By Week 18, you have studied the manuscript from several revision angles. You have looked at story, theme, structure, character...
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Happy Monday, Bosses. Most entrepreneurs wear a dozen hats on any given day. You might spend the morning writing content,...
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By Week 17, you are deep enough into revision to see the manuscript more clearly. Week 14 helped you study...
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By the time summer arrives, many people have already started giving up on the goals they set at the beginning...
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For many Americans, Memorial Day means food on the grill, music in the backyard, and one long breath before summer...
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By Week 16, you have already begun looking at your manuscript through a revision lens. Week 14 focused on story,...
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Anjel “Medusa Black” Newman’s Story Takes Center Stage in Intellectual Ink Issue 31 Some people enter a room loudly. Others...
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There was a time when audiences spent time sitting with stories. People finished books before reviewing them. They watched full...
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By Week 15, you have already begun looking at the draft from a big-picture perspective. Last week focused on story,...
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