How I Use Fictionary Storyteller to Edit My Story
I use Fictionary Storyteller to self-edit my story before I send it off to a live editor. It’s great because it has a lot of features, it’s easy to use, and it stores my work so I can access it from anywhere.
How I’m Prepping for Norwescon 44
Here’s how I’m prepping for Norwescon 44, a science fiction and fantasy writer’s convention in Seattle, Washington.
The 5 Parts of a Story
Want to know how to tell a good story? These are the five parts of a story to practice in order to learn how to tell stories better.
White Writer, Black Characters
Resources created by authors who are Black, Indigenous, or People of Color to help writers craft nuanced, authentic characters.
Write a Good Book Review
You know whether you like a book, and you sort of know why, but do you know how to write a good book review? And why even bother?
Interview Questions for Authors
An author interview is a great way to market your book. Here are some author interview questions and tips to help you prepare.
How I learned—too late—that I am not a pantser…
Most authors will say that plotting is a continuum, with people who outline each chapter on one end, and, on the other end, people who sit down and write a stream of consciousness with no prep at all.
Prepping for NaNoWriMo
I’m prepping for NaNoWriMo for the first time this year. Have you had success with NaNoWriMo? Did it help when you were doing the actual writing? Any advice for me?