Every generation of writers faces a defining question: What makes my work mine? For centuries, authors built their names on...
WRITER WEDNESDAY
Caryn Lee has authored twenty-three picture books and counting, each bursting with color, humor, and heart. Her stories champion joy,...
Before she was a bestselling force in crime fiction, Saundra was a 12-year-old writing sitcom-style scripts for fun. Today her...
The Allure and the Trap of YA Fiction Young Adult fiction is one of the most emotionally charged, commercially vibrant,...
The Magic and the Mission Writing for children is not easy work, but it is sacred work. You are not...
Writers love to talk about the muse. That mystical force that visits in a rush of brilliance, whispering perfect lines...
The Scent of a Story Smell is the most evocative sense we have. A single whiff can collapse time, transporting...
Every story has a rhythm. Some novels feel like jazz: improvisational, loose, alive. Others pound like heavy metal, relentless and...
Stories in the Smallest Things Most people overlook flick of the wrist, a sigh caught halfway, the cloud that drifts...
There is a stubborn myth in the realm of writing that productivity equals progress and progress equals worth. We celebrate...
