Journalist Alison Hill explains the benefits of the “boots on the ground” (or on scene coverage) ethos for effective journalism.

Author and elite athlete Blair Northen Williamson shares five lessons elite athletes can teach writers about publishing.

In this interview, author Jung Yun discusses how living through a historical event helped inspire her new novel, All the World Can Hold.

Strong narratives and belonging help indie authors succeed say industry experts of The Writer’s Scene at the Arizona Author Book Festival.

Author Jen Craven shares six tips on how to plant clues in your story without giving away the ending to readers.

In this interview, author Jessi Cole Jackson discusses facing her fears when writing her debut romantasy, Ruinous Creatures.

How to Write Nonfiction That Sells by Embracing the Odd Sides of Life

Award-winning author Nick Petrie shares 18 tips to keep the words flowing that he’s developed over the course of writing several novels.

Literary agent Victoria Marini shares her take on tackling queries from writers as she breaks down the query math.

In this interview, author Natalie Haynes discusses taking on retelling a favorite myth with her new novel, No Friend to this House.

Author Helena Rho shares her experience struggling with social media as a debut novelist, including a new approach for her paperback release.

Author Shawn Hainsworth shares the benefits of working with two artists to bring a manga/Western graphic novel to life.

Every writer needs a little inspiration once in a while. For today’s prompt, write about a terrible person from the POV of someone who loves them.

In this interview, author Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow discusses writing toward hope with her new picture book, Ramadan Rain.

Author Tao Wong explains cultivation novels for writers new to the genre, including what they are and examples to check out.

In this week’s round up from Script magazine, settle into an in-depth examination of David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive and more.

In this interview, author Maya Kornberg discusses how her career focusing on democracy helped inspire her to write her new book, Stuck.

Get each week started on the right foot with Get Started Right Writing Tasks. For this week’s task, pick a favorite quote about writing.

Bestselling author Kiersten White shares five basic steps for writing a killer love interest, especially a supernatural killer.

Explore guidelines and principles for letting readers know the inner workings of your characters’ lives, plus more from Writer’s Digest!

In this interview, author J. D. Brinkworth discusses going from an idea from a dream to collaborating on their cozy mystery, The Pie & Mash Detective Agency.

Award-winning author and podcaster Debra Eckerling shares five online networking tips for authors to find more success.

Author Kimberly Behre Kenna shares how art therapy helped her craft more resonant stories and process her grief.

In this interview, author Jamie Sumner discusses how pumpkin carving with her family helped inspire her new middle-grade novel, Glory Be.