Professional writers have to learn a lot of techniques that go past what’s in classes or books. How do they learn them? Read interview with author Michael W. Lucas here.
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You want to quit your day job and start a creative career. You’ve run the numbers…but something still feels off. Read about sorting out the core truths of a creative career with author Christina F. York here.
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Starting your own business as a freelancer isn’t easy…but it might not be as hard as you think! Read an interview with author Kristine Kathryn Rusch here.
Want to avoid the publishing pitfalls that nearly ever author seems to be prey to, sooner or later? Read the interview with author Mark Leslie Lefebvre here.
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Clean first draft writing is not a myth! Learn how to spend less time editing. Interview with author Dean Wesley Smith here.
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Want to share your knowledge in a nonfiction book? Read the interview with management consultant and nonfiction writer Johanna Rothman here.
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So you suspect you’ve been traumatized in your life, are uncertain of what to do next, and may not be ready for therapy. And that’s okay! Read more here.
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Welcome to an interview with fellow author Shannon Lawrence! Previous interviews with Shannon for her short story collection Blue Sludge Blues and other interviews with Richard Bamberg, Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, Megan Rutter, Jason Dias, and MJ Bell are also available. The Business of Short Stories Whether you’re looking to add short stories to your repertoire as a solo pursuit or in
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I have a new horror short story out! It was originally published in my newsletter as part of a “How to Write a Short Horror Story” article, which is now posted on my other blog, Writing Craft. Driving halfway across the country, somewhere north of New Orleans, bored, radio dead, and your passenger asleep. The
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The Angel of the Crows by Katherine Addison My rating: 4 of 5 stars Sherlock is an angel, not fallen, definitely not fallen, in a London where a wide variety of supernatural elements exist. The Angel of Crows is a collection of intertwined episodes, which is similar to a collection of short stories, yet structured
