Write Like a Dog
While writing her new book, Gayle Brandeis discovered she could take new ground when she allowed herself to write like a dog.
Tips for Travel Writers When the World is Shut Down
In this brave new world of pitching content to publications during a pandemic, travel writers may find these three tips useful.
The Writing Routines of Parents Who Attempt to Write
Writer parents have to get creative if they want to get any writing done. Julie Vick offers some humorous strategies from the dark side.
Publication Venues for LGBTQ+ Writers
Guest author E.J. LeRoy offers in-depth suggestions for submitting to 13 markets seeking actively work from LGBTQ+ writers.
Publishing Bingo Board
Meg Eden decided to do something productive (and hilarious) during a period of intense rejection and this publishing bingo board was the result. Lucky us!
7 Benefits of Being a Senior-Citizen Writer
If you think being a senior-citizen writer implies aimless time spent in a rocking chair, think again. Here are seven benefits to writing later in life.
A Lady Writer’s Guide to Freelancing in the Time of COVID
As a lady writer in the time of COVID, be prepared to embrace suffering, sleep badly, multi-task like a mother, and accomplish little.
COVID-19 Response: Artist Relief to Award $10 Million in Emergency Grants
Artist Relief is issuing emergency grants. Practicing artists impacted by COVID-19 can apply for a $5,000 award through Submittable.
Writing with Kids: Why Everyone Should Have a Junior Research Assistant
These days so many of us are writing with kids. Part III of our creative research series shares three ways to inviolve little ones in your research.