How to Spot Questionable Writing Advice
Today, I'm a guest over at Writer Unboxed, where I detail how to identify what might be "bad" writing advice:
Usually what constitutes "bad" advice is merely extreme advice. Go check out the full story!
Eat Your Words: Your 8-Point Checklist for Writing Original Recipes
Food writer, cook, and committed vegan Peggy Brusseau explains how you can craft a cookbook that engages your reader and stands out from the crowd.
28 Writing Prompts for the 2021 Flash Fiction Challenge Challenge
Find all 28 poetry prompts for the 2021 February Flash Fiction Challenge Challenge in this post.
How to Not Write in the Pandemic, Early Days
Novelist Rebecca Hardiman gives us an insight into the obstacles that cropped up for writers at the start of the 2020 global pandemic.
7 Tips for Writing Police Procedurals That Readers Love
Mystery and crime novelist Russ Thomas explains how best to create a police procedural that will hook your reader and keep them coming back for more.
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 560
Every Wednesday, Robert Lee Brewer shares a prompt and an example poem to get things started on the Poetic Asides blog. This week, write an alien poem.
3 Tips for Writing with a Co-Author
Shakil Ahmad provides the top 3 things he learned while co-authoring the book Wild Sun with his brother Ehsan.
WD Interview: Viet Thanh Nguyen on The Committed
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses the challenges of writing his second novel, The Committed, and why trusting readers can make for a more compelling narrative in this WD interview.
Dinty W. Moore: Poking Fun at Hell and Dante's Inferno
In this post, Dinty W. Moore shares what inspired his most recent book To Hell With It, what lesson it taught him, why writers should have fun with their writing, and more!