Rumors say readers either hate or love prologues. But a strong prologue will pull any reader into and through the story.

Writing is hard but it shouldn’t always be hard. Yeah, you're told a writer suffers and the first draft is crappy. Turn those negatives into positives.

In part II, Lynette M. Burrows gives us a deeper look into the role of tension, suspense, and conflict in a story and techniques to develop them in your work.

Tension, suspense, and conflict are often confused or underused by writers. Learn to use them in your stories and captivate your readers.

Writing with intention gives you a clear purpose, power, and drive. Intention allows you to set up yourself and your business for success.