"Vendor of verse: It's personal at NYC street 'poem shop,'" by Jennifer Peltz on Newsday.com, profiles Manhattan poet William Chrome, who writes poems on his typewriter on the spot on the street for cash.
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"An engineer whose life was poetry in free verse," by Gayle Ronan Sims for The Philadelphia Inquirer, is a nice obituary for Philadelphia poet Herschel Baron.
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Chris Saunders discusses the importance of finding your writing niche and how writers can make the most of it.
In this interview, author Joshua Corin discusses how getting reacquainted with Golden Age mysteries helped inspire his new YA mystery, Assume Nothing.
Every Wednesday, Robert Lee Brewer shares a prompt and an example poem to get things started for poets. This week, write an only one poem.
Presenting the January/February 2025 issue of Writer's Digest, featuring articles to help you write your next great story and an interview with Booker Prize-winner Pat Barker.
Every writer needs a little inspiration once in a while. For today's prompt, write about a perfect day gone awry.
In this interview, bestselling author Joseph Knox discusses how his fascination with grifters helped lead to his new thriller novel, Imposter Syndrome.
Collected here is one piece of advice for writers from 15 different young adult fiction authors featured in our author spotlight series in 2024, including Kara Thomas, Ronni Davis, Amanda Glaze, Desmond Hall, Tiffany Wang, Samira Ahmed, and more.
In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, novelist turned showrunner Blake Crouch shares some challenges and rewards adapting his own work.
Award-winning author Tara Deal shares a reason for writers and readers to try novellas, including four tips for writing them and a sneaky good novella reading list.
