Poll: Makeup You Couldn’t Do Without
Today’s poll: If you could only use (or had to use) one item of makeup, what would it be? If you could only use (or… { keep reading }
Writers’ Conference Tips Part 1: Agents
Your watch reads: 9:05. Your appointment was at 9:00. Sweat trickles down your spine, and you politely excuse yourself from the conversation, walking as fast… { keep reading }
Book Review: The Selection by Kiera Cass
Genre and Audience: Dystopian Romance Novel for Teens You’ll like this if you like: Princes and Princesses, Competitions, Romance, and a Feisty Heroine. Cleanliness: There… { keep reading }
Writing Prompt: The End of Civilization
I’m going to borrow the line I used as an example in Writing Fantastic First Lines. If you don’t know the writing prompt rules and… { keep reading }
5 Ways to Define Success
A few weeks ago, we discussed how the road to success difficult, but rewarding. Let’s backtrack a little. What is success? Everyone wants it. Few… { keep reading }
Book Review: Cinder (Book 1 in the Lunar Chronicles) by Marissa Meyer
Genre: Dystopian Romance for Teens You’ll like this if you like: YA Novels, Tension, Sub-plots, Depth, Subtext, Incredible World-Building, Intrigue, Three Dimensional Characters (from Cinder… { keep reading }
Poll: Are You a Reader or a Writer?
In today’s poll, we’ll find out how many here are either readers or writers (which kind of includes reading and writing). If you have ideas… { keep reading }
A Writer’s Toolbox
Writing resources are everywhere, but even so, sometimes it can take a few years to find them—whether they’re websites, podcasts, or books, which is… { keep reading }
Book Review: Humilitas by John Dickson
Genre: Self-Help Non-Fiction You’ll like this is you like: Healthy Relationships, High Self-Esteem, Humility, Improving Yourself, Improving Your Quality of Life, or Growth. This… { keep reading }
Writing Prompt: The Protector
Before participating, please read the writing prompt rules 🙂 Writing Prompt: Allow me to be her Protector . . .