Descriptions can be a reader's put-downable or can't-stop-now moment. Learn six techniques to power-up the descriptions in your fiction.

Common wisdom is to use all five senses on each page. Lynette M. Burrows shares descriptors, tips on how to discover complex details, and pitfalls to avoid.

Where most beginning writers screw up is in thinking that sex scenes are about sex. A good sex scene is about the exchange of emotions, not bodily fluids.

Learn how to use the power of taste in writing to draw your readers deeper into a scene and help them feel closer to the characters.

Sounds evoke memories wonderful and terrible. Join Ellen Buikema and learn how to lure readers into the story using sound and the rhythm of a scene.