Sarah (Sally) Hamer offers three questions to ask to help you to decide why or when, or whether it needs to happen at all.

Today, my military and intelligence veteran writing partner and I are showing ways characters can protect themselves in their homes against impending threats.

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.

To engage readers' feelings, writers can threaten the protagonist readers have come to know and love. This is where emotion amplifiers can be useful.

Margie Lawson shares from her deep editing tips.
Writing one book a year?
You can use more of her deep editing techniques!