Wise Questions: Setting Writing Goals It’s February… how are your 2018 writing goals coming? Continue Reading →
Using Writing And Creativity to Heal From Abuse April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a month devoted to raising public awareness about sexual violence and educating communities on how to prevent it. Continue Reading →
8 Writers Who Write about Writing You would not be a writer if you didn’t go through bouts of forgetfulness. Continue Reading →
17 Things Your Book and Your Valentine Have in Common 1. It occupies your every thought. Continue Reading →
Why We’re Thankful Well, it’s about that time again: time to sit down at an overloaded dinner table with friends and family and eat and drink and be merry until your groaning chair begs you to stop. Continue Reading →
On Banning Books What do Huxley, Vonnegut, Steinbeck, and Rushdie all have in common? Continue Reading →
What You Probably Meant to Say To Us: A Twitter-Inspired Etiquette Guide Here we are, trapped behind our laptops, just trying to transmute our vast, disorganized thoughts into legible English. Continue Reading →
Is Amazon.com the Modern Monopoly? When you consider of the word “monopoly” what comes to mind? Continue Reading →
Planning Your World Wide (Web) Tour Good news, indie authors: you too can feel like Beyoncé when promoting your new book by going on a world-wide tour—a World Wide Web tour, that is. Continue Reading →
