In physical comedy, an ancient form of expression, we experience the humanity in the vulnerability of our bodies and the strange movements and sounds we make.

The story you write only sets up the rules. Your reader interprets the story in her own way. How you set your story rules up makes all the difference.

Colleen Story teaches us what she's learned not to do after over 25 years of making her living writing, no matter what kind of writer you are.

Authenticity—of your characters and how they react to the world around them—can catch and keep your readers engaged by building an emotional connection.

It was Socrates who said, “Know thyself.” That advice can be so stress inducing, there’s no wonder they killed the poor man.