Outlining makes the daunting task of writing a novel much less difficult. It’s where you create a story from beginning to end by letting...

1. Identify a germ of an idea, which starts with a memory of a problem, a slice-of-life anecdote, a person, or a conflict that resonates...

What’s Your Big Idea? What matters to you? What’s your passion? What holds your interest longer than it takes you to read a preview on...

In the last Write Right blog, I asked you three questions: Who is your protagonist? What trouble is she or he facing? Where does the...

Author Lee Arrowood is a master storyteller. In The Unlikely Adventures of Joe and Nick, he keeps the reader engaged through charming,...

In Gone, author Julie Elizabeth Powell draws us into Avalon, an afterlife she sees in her mind’s eye. Filled with wonder, majesty, and...

If writing a book seems daunting to you—something you’ve dreamed about accomplishing one day—but you don’t know how to get started—then...

If facing a terminal illness, what would you do if given the chance to extend your life a few months by a treatment that will only add to...

Robert Longpré, the author of A Small Company of Pilgrims appears to be an old soul, one who searches for a sense of the true meaning of...

Well-written and insightful, Given Up, highlights the joy and heartbreak surrounding the author’s adoption six weeks after she was born...