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.

A writing process isn't about pantsers versus planners. Knowing how your brain, your muse, and your story work together helps you do your best work.

Don’t thing of writer’s block as a dreaded career-stopping disease. It’s a symptom. Cure yourself. Learn to recognize the root cause and treat the cause.

Rumors say readers either hate or love prologues. But a strong prologue will pull any reader into and through the story.

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.