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.

Does your book have solid ideas, but no actual story? This post from Janice Hardy shows you how to discover and develop the story within the premise.

Kathleen Baldwin, author of A SCHOOL FOR UNUSUAL GIRLS, makes an unusually strong case for when to use the much-maligned WAS.

Do you logically understand what Deep POV is and still don't feel confident in how to write it? Then this is the post for you!

Many authors fear having friends or loved ones read their writing. Are you this way? Or do you share everything. What tips do you have for other writers?