by Lisa Norman

This is part 3 of my series on sharable newsletters, an expanded answer to questions from part 1 and part 2.

This marketing thing has been the hardest part of writing for me, and I’ve met a lot of writers who have had the same experience.… Read the post

by Penny C. Sansevieri

My favorite token was the Scottie dog; maybe yours was the race car. Whether you played the game on long ago rainy summer days with your siblings, or your last round was just last week with members of your pod, if I say the word Monopoly, I’ll bet a vivid image comes to mind.… Read the post

by Becca Puglisi

I’m so happy to be back at Writers in the Storm today talking about writerly goodness with all of you. I get to do this a couple of times each year, thanks to this crew’s generosity. And it all started with me reaching out and begging requesting a guest posting opportunity.… Read the post

by Ellen Buikema

Writing is a solitary endeavor, and many writers are happy to stay in their writing caves. However, one must escape into the wild sometime. Consider approaching the art of writing as you might a traditional job where you bounce ideas off co-workers, commiserate when things go wrong, and celebrate each other’s successes.… Read the post

by Kris Maze

The work of an author is rewarding, but time consuming; how do we accomplish the tasks while maintaining a sane life?

We revise our writing, review other writers’ work, build an author presence, and all while continuing to write new material.… Read the post