Setting the Stage Right: How to Avoid Cliché Scenes

It was a dark and stormy night, not a creature was stirring.

Stephen King’s Top Five Secrets for Better Writing

In 2000, Stephen King took a break from scaring the pants of the American public and penned another type of book: a memoir.

As writers, we know more about our characters than we can ever manage to tell our readers.

There’s an app for … well, just about everything, nowadays.

What does it take to create a book you can’t put down?

It is an undeniable truth: a reader’s emotions are at the mercy of the author.

This past weekend, Laura, a member of the Wise Ink team, attended the DFW Writer’s Conference outside of Fort Worth, Texas.

If you’re in school—or your kids are—you know it’s the season for spring break.

Writing for children and teens may seem easy.

“I wish I had more time to write.” We all say it, but what can you do to set aside some quality time for you and your manuscript?