Knowing what you feel, the best emotion words to use, and the ability to be vulnerable, can turn your emotions into a writing superpower.

Holly shares powerful, easy-to-use techniques for navigating life's challenges that we can apply right away while maintaining creativity.

There are things writers do: eat, dream, write if the muse is good to us–-and handle rejection. Ellen shares ways to cope and deal with literary rejection.

Category Romances are like mental candy making readers feel good. Readers are satisfied when they read the last page. Everyone in the story is happily loved up.

To feel real, characters need to think and act in ways that reflect their past experiences, core needs, and the defense systems they’ve built to feel safe.