There are three parts that must work in harmony for your writing lessons to progress and improve your skills. Really insightful post!

Tiffany Yates Martin shares an invaluable, nearly infallible, writing tool to generate infinite story ideas. It's FREE and it will transform your writing.

A pharmacist (and author) shares the real facts about fentanyl, the how-to weave it into your plotlines, and tips for talking to loved ones about drugs.

We can get so caught up writing witty banter, choreographing every move that we forget to write in a backdrop. Location will bring your book to life.

Some stories are universal, not only in adults' writing but for young children too. Here are five recurring story themes from the perspective of children.