Humor, the good, the bad, and the downright silly, is everywhere and in great need, especially now. It's like a release valve, helping us relax and enjoy life.

Writing historical fiction begins with a base of facts that sit atop the whisper of a story. Ellen Buikema shares which info will breathe life into your story.

Deep POV can ratchet up the emotional tension and pull the reader in close to experience the character’s inner conflict. It’s not important that readers SEE it, but more that they FEEL it.

When we publish a book, we want it to be read. But what else do we want? Barbara Linn Probst shares two personal stories showcasing why our writing matters.

Well-written books are music to the eyes. Eldred Bird writes a credible music analogy, showing the instruments that build the foundation every story needs.