Finding Your Squad: 4 Benefits of Joining a Critique Group
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a seasoned pro, participating in a critique group is beneficial in many ways. Here are four critical ones.
For Whom the Critique Group Tolls
Judithe Little discusses the importance and benefit of being part of a critique group.
5 Writers Discuss the Writing Life
As DEATH AT THE DAY LILY CAFE, the second in the Rosalie Hart mystery series, reaches publication, I have been reflecting on the path I followed to getting published. Yes, I found a terrific agent and fell into the hands of a talented editor at Minotaur, but the first step was...
My Writing Wife: The Unusual Writing Partnership of Dylan Landis and Heather Sellers
In this guess post, authors Heather Sellers and Dylan Landis offer an inside look at their unique collaborative writing partnership through a conversation about their roles, routines and writing process. Do you have a writing partner? How does your process compare and contrast to Landis and Sellers’? Share your stories in the comments!...
What Makes Writing Groups Work: Online Exclusive
Writing often is a solitary endeavor, one that easily can lead to loneliness. You can spend hours alone at your desk, staring at your computer screen or a blank page, without encountering another human being (and no, tweets and Facebook messages don’t count). While some writers thrive in solitude, others crave...