My Manuscript Graveyard
Every writer has a manuscript graveyard, a place where we gently—and often reluctantly—lay projects to rest when it’s time to give up on publishing them.
Wizarding Houses for Writers
What if none of the Hogwarts or Ilvermorny houses seem like a good fit for you? Guest blogger Julie Vick suggests some great alternatives just for writers.
Zero to One Hundred Fifty: Lessons from Submitting This Year
Guest blogger and Eliza So Fellow Sheree Winslow shares the knowledge she gained about literary submitting by going for it with gusto in 2018.
Write Right Now (Sweet Treats)
This week’s creative prompts are inspired by the sweet treats and sugar that often pervade the holiday season. Enjoy ten new ideas for generative writing.
Ten Lessons Learned from Publishing a Niche Literary Anthology
The co-founder of a small press devoted to animal and environmental literature shares his tips for publishing a literary anthology.
Five Reasons Film Festivals and Script Competitions Benefit Screenwriters
Will Mullins offers five ways film festivals and script competitions provide an alternative approach for screenwriters looking to advance their careers.
Storytelling for VR
Christine Yunn-Yu Sun shares her learning from a workshop on storytelling in VR designed specifically for individuals new to the technology.
Write Right Now (Look Up!)
This week’s creative prompts take inspiration from the splendors of the sky and space. Take a few minutes, or more, to ponder the starry beyond.
5 Ambient Noise Generators for Writers Who Can’t Work in Silence
Cynthia Kaserkie discusses five great sources for diverse ambient noise to fuel your writing when you can’t (or don’t want to) get to the coffee shop.