Author of How to Fake a Haunting The post Christa Carmen appeared first on Armed with A Book.| Armed with A Book
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“No one tells a hard-boiled tale like Jim Nelson.” – Instant CityNelson is a tried and tested author. – The Drifting PaigeA damn good writer. – FanFiAddict Jim Nelson's novels include Bridge Daughter (Kindle Press, 2016), Man in the Middle, and In My Memory Locked.| Jim Nelson
The award-winning journalist and nonprofit leader is producing an anthology about called "This Is Not Your Mother's Eating Disorder."| THE MIDST
My first blog post was “Why I Refuse to Judge Any Mother.” In it, I describe my observations of a friend’s mother, juxtapose her mother with how I felt about my own mother, and then explain how I h…| K E Garland
In this current season of my life, I am deeply focused on sharing the principles of living a balanced life with others who are equally growth| Family Faith in Action
You wouldn’t think a productive writer would have to worry about monsters. But sometimes, just when you’ve cleared your schedule, opened your laptop, and promised yourself you’ll finally get that chapter (or email or video) done, something cold and invisible slinks up behind you. Suddenly, you’re scrolling instead of writing, reorganizing your Scrivener folders, and […] The post What Kind of Writing Monster Is Lurking in Your Brain? appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®.| WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
All Lit Up: Tell us about your new book. What can readers expect?| Alllitup.ca
Discover why willpower fails at writing procrastination—and how to break free with strategies that fit your creative brain.| Master Writer Mindset
By Michele Cantos Garcia When I was still a new writer searching for my voice at writing workshops, I was overcome with a conviction that I should apply to artist retreats and fellowships. Earning …| The Brevity Blog
In "My Writer's Statement, Then and Now" published on September 10 in "Brevity Blog," Michele Cantos Garcia reflects on how her writer's statement evolved. The post My Writer’s Statement, Then and Now (BREVITY BLOG) appeared first on book inc.| book inc
Come chat with Sarah Chamberlain about her latest novel, Love Walked In, featuring a sunshine American bookstore whisperer and a grumpy British bookstore owner.| Armed with A Book
You may have heard that the United States copyright on Sherlock Holmes expired with the arrival of the New Year. You may have also heard something similar ten or so years ago. Why are we going through this again in 2023?| Jim Nelson
Allison and I started Moving Writers, the blog, nearly 12 years ago on the Monday we returned to school after attending NCTE. We named it as we walked through the courtyard to our classrooms. ̶…| moving writers
Sometimes the “quick little projects” are the ones that surprise me the most! Back in the spring, I thought it might be fun to put together a few simple printable writing worksheets—something light and easy, just a side project before the second edition of my Structuring Your Novel Workbook comes out this October. Of course, […] The post New Worksheets for Writers: Fillable PDFs to Spark Your Story appeared first on Helping Writers Become Authors.| Helping Writers Become Authors
Come chat with Mara Williams about her latest novel, The Truth is in the Detours about estranged friendship and family secrets.| Armed with A Book
How to find the right writing schedule.| Jim Nelson
Discover how I made my dreams come true, and all the steps I took to become a successful freelance travel writer!| Away With Maja
Dictating fiction doesn’t require fancy software—just the right approach. Here’s how to start dictating fiction and overcome common hurdles.| Helping Writers Become Authors
Finding your authentic writer's voice can be a challenge. Discover some of the best ways young writers can figure out their writer's tone of voice and write their best fiction story yet.| JournalBuddies.com
With growing dissatisfaction about the state of the internet, I spent a few months in 2025 digging into things like the fediverse (Mastodon etc.), self-hosting, and other ways of reclaiming the internet from companies like Google. On my travels, I came across the term POSSE, which stands for Publish (on your) Own Site Syndicate Elsewhere. Here's how it applies to my writing.| Leon Furze
How to get over your summer writing slump? When writing memoir, follow these simple rules and you simply cannot go wrong or not write.| Memoir coach and author Marion Roach
When’s the last time you stopped to look at your spare change? For writer Ron Weber, one ordinary find leads him on an unexpected American odyssey.| Wisconsin Life
Feeling stuck after a writing setback? Learn how to rebuild confidence, reframe failure, and move forward with renewed purpose.| Master Writer Mindset
Explore 15 of the best crystals for writers and find simple techniques to harness their energies for enhanced creativity, focus, and overcoming writer's block.| All the Crystals
The audiobook of A Man Named Baskerville is now available at Apple Books, as well as Audible and Amazon.| Jim Nelson
Of all the issues I confront as a memoir coach and memoir teacher, the most frequent is what to do when a memoir story line is too big.| Memoir coach and author Marion Roach
Intentional storytelling means making creative choices with purpose. Here’s why that matters more than ever in an AI-driven content world.| Helping Writers Become Authors
Is it only considered piracy if the people who do it lack resources and respectability? Apparently so.| Jim Nelson
Hey everyone! I’m very excited to share that I, along with Yecheilyah, a friend of mine (and WordPress blogger) will be presenting a workshop focused on how to self-publish. This workshop is separa…| K E Garland
Hi Everyone, Just a quick post to ask for your thoughts on a dilemma many writers face. And no, I’m not talking about pancakes. As you may know I’ve been here on Wordpress for about 6 y…| Life with Alegria
Among 1920s literary enthusiasts, Dorothy Scarborough was a familiar name, especially in her home state of Texas and in New York, where she taught at Columbia University. Initially well-known among Baylor University students for her popular English and journalism classes, she gained national prominence after the publication of several of her books—most notably the controversial book The Wind. A trailblazing female scholar, her work spanned from novels to folklore, from short stories to...| Waco History
O. Henry is remembered by millions as America’s unparalleled maven of the short story. His stories were pithy, comprehensible, and moving, and there were| American Essence
And why I won’t be standing naked in front of readers. My new year started off with a stress dream. Two months from the release of my second novel and the kick-off to my book tour, I had a dream that I stood naked in front of an audience of| Meagan Church
During a recent book club, a reader shared how she cried while reading The Last Carolina Girl. She went on to ask if it’s hard for me to write those scenes. The short answer: yes. And it only gets harder with each round of revisions. Why? Because with each draft,| Meagan Church
The final two books in the Bridge Daughter Cycle, Hagar's Mother and Stranger Son, are now on Kobo.| Jim Nelson
Hello everyone.Another NaNoWriMo update, though this one is a 2-in-1. I was too busy to write a 2-week update on the 14th. You can check out my first update here – I talked about my WIP and there’s a mood board/aesthetic for the story, if you are interested in that! Week 2 word counts: Day… Continue reading NaNoWriMo Update: Week 2 & 3 | Ahead of Schedule| Literary Leisha
A Writers of the Future Volume 41 winner shares practical tips on overcoming the writer’s block using daily writing rituals and creativity.| Galaxy Press
Update on the audiobook of A Man Named Baskerville, and the hardcover edition is about to be released.| Jim Nelson
Bridge Daughter and In My Memory Locked now on Kobo.| Jim Nelson
Why I'm publishing my back catalog to Kobo, and why I've put off doing it for so long.| Jim Nelson
I'm beginning to add more of my back catalog to Kobo, starting with Edward Teller Dreams of Barbecuing People. More titles will follow.| Jim Nelson
Numbering and bullet list are a core feature of every word processing application, and naturally LibreOffice Writer has gazillion options in that area. Of course, Writer can also handle multilevel lists: Now, how are these lists stored in ODF? Each level defines a num-prefix (what will be written before numbering), a num-suffix (same as prefix,Continue reading "Improving LibreOffice’s list numbering feature"| allotropia software blog
The roots of many female friendships are strong and can run deep. They certainly do for writer Jan Mireles Larson of Eau Claire. She shared a story about being in the company of women at a live storytelling event hosted by Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Wisconsin Life” and the Chippewa Valley...| Wisconsin Life
On Saturday Night Live, the celebrity hosts receive a special, commemorative “5 Timers Club” jacket. Resplendent in rich navy velvet – smoking jacket style. Lush. Luxurious. By my…| The Heart of the Matter
And that's a wrap—MX Publishing's Kickstarter for A Man Named Baskerville closed earlier today with 81 backers pledging £1,842 (USD$2,241) toward the upcoming Special Edition hardback. Learn more about A Man Named Baskerville on my web site.| Jim Nelson
The Kickstarter for A Man Named Baskerville: Special Edition has raised nearly $1,700 in two weeks, and great donor rewards are still available.| Jim Nelson
Some time in early 2025, you should expect to see a new hardcover and audiobook of Baskerville. I'm especially excited about the audiobook, as this will be the first one produced for my novels.| Jim Nelson
Wynne and I can’t think of much that we enjoy more than a returning guest. We’ve been privileged to podcast once again with the delightful – and insightful – Melanie McGauran. Melanie’s an accompli…| The Heart of the Matter
Flannery O'Connor Previously: Writer's block The year that was 2020 will most likely go down as one of the most significant years of my life: The COVID-19 pandemic, lock-downs and masking, the murder of George Floyd and the ensuing riots, all leading up to the most contentious presidential election...| Jim Nelson
The contest starts today over at our new site today and is put on by Chuck Sambuchino of Writer’s Digest. Why is he having the contest? We’ll let him tell you: To celebrate the release of the brand-new 2015 Guide to Literary Agents, … Continue reading →| Writers In The Storm Blog
Afraid to write your memoir? Here are the most common fears — and how to overcome them to tell your story. The post Tips for Overcoming Common Fears About Writing Memoir appeared first on Los Angeles Editors and Writers Group.| Los Angeles Editors and Writers Group
Today is the start of the Interactive Fiction (IF) Competition 2024, which includes my latest IF title, Under the Cognomen of Edgar Allan Poe. Over 67 titles are entered in the competition this year. The great thing about IF Comp is that anyone can play and be a judge.| Jim Nelson
Step by step guide with pictures on ow to fix LibreOffice Requires Java Runtime Environment Error in Windows, Linux and macOS.| libreofficehelp.com
I love being a member of the Chicago Writers Association. Blog posts from author B.A.Durham from “Chicago Writes” pop into my inbox providing inspiration. Last month I shared some thoughts about on…| The Heart of the Matter
John Turturro in Barton Fink Previously: An all-too-familiar utopia From a novel-writing perspective, 2018 and 2019 was a creative interregnum. After publishing Hagar's Mother in late 2017, I found myself juggling energy between two books.| Jim Nelson
With the dog days of summer upon us, four of my novels are now available on Amazon for the low price of 99¢. Follow the links below to view sample chapters or purchase: A Man Named Baskerville – Sherlock Holmes classic retold In My Memory Locked – Near-future cyberpunk private eye Man in the M...| Jim Nelson
My post on the history of Sherlock Holmes' copyright status has been indexed by Google but is not available via search. In other words, Google's servers have seen the post, they've analyzed the content, but they refuse to add it to their search engine for users to discover.| Jim Nelson
As a lady, there comes a time when you have to start working on being a better version of yourself. The time when the jokes about being a responsible citizen causing influence have to be put to wor…| Thoughts Of Gertrude
A simple and step-by-step guide on how to enable autosave in LibreOffice documents (Writer, Calc, Impress) and OpenOffice.| libreofficehelp.com
Schessa Garbutt is the founder of the Inglewood–based design studio, Firebrand. An educator, lecturer, and published essayist (see The Black Experience in Design anthology, a must-read). Garbutt works at the intersection of co-design practices and making huge, mind-bending ideas and histories ring clear as a bell. Garbutt spoke with The Great Discontent about cultural memory as the foundation for their practice, the pains of delegating, and the strength of rooting in a local community.| The Great Discontent (TGD)
Anderson grew up in a creative home, with her father's successful foray into the entertainment world likely contributing to her own arts career.| Featured Biography
"Words have been my whole life." Patricia Pasick discovered books, and the power of words, at an early age - even when there were no books to be had. Read her words about her journey to writing.| bookscover2cover
First, a celebration: I officially launched my brand-new fiction writing site at MicheleParizaWacek.com, and in doing so, I also officially embraced my identity as a fiction author. I get it if that sounds strange. For those of you following me, you’ve likely heard me talk about teaching myself to write when I was three years …| Business, Writing, Love
I’m spending 2024 doing some tidying up. Essentially, I’m going through all my old projects, my forgotten manuscripts, things I wrote ages ago and put away in a cloud folder somewhere, …| Trey Stone, Author
In an attempt to go through a ton of my old writing, in what I’m calling my Year Of A Thousand Projects, I’m trying very hard to not write anything new. Sure, there’s an odd short…| Trey Stone, Author
Writer’s block is something you encounter when you’re a writer. It’s frustrating and frustrating to overcome. There are many reasons for writer’s block. Trauma is one of them. Unprocessed trauma, s…| Mabel Kwong
Okay, so I’m a day late in posting this – mainly because I scheduled for the wrong day … ooops. Last week was my first real week settling into the no corporate work thing and to be honest it’s going ... Read More| Joanne Tracey
If you’ve been keeping an eye on my Instagram and Facebook (and if you haven’t, why not?) you’d know that I’ve spent the last couple of weeks in Vietnam and Singapore on holiday. I’ve got heaps to talk about regarding ... Read More| Joanne Tracey
It’s that lovely time of the year where the days are warm, the nights still cool-ish and it’s light enough to do our 5 at 5 (5kms along the beach at Mooloolaba at 5am) without a torch. And, added bonus, ... Read More| Joanne Tracey
It sees to be a long time since I wrote something new. In early 2020, when the pandemic first started, I wrote a number of new poems, inspired by new lockdown habits and experiences. Then my friend…| don't confuse the narrator
Understanding the Limitations of AI in Book Writing and How AI-Powered Tools Can Aid Authors in Other Ways (Stick with me to the end or scroll to the bottom for the spoiler!) The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked concerns among writers and authors that their roles may become redundant as a result of […] The post Why AI Won’t Replace Authors in Writing Books: Exploring the Benefits of AI-Assisted Writing first appeared on Lynn McGinnis.| Lynn McGinnis
You probably haven’t noticed, but you’re already using Ai. With all the fuss over artificial intelligence over the last few months, most recently by the big tech guys calling for a slowdown, I thought I’d do a bit of research to see how impacted we are by Ai in our everyday lives. Especially from your […] The post Is Artificial Intelligence Really a Bad Thing? first appeared on Lynn McGinnis.| Lynn McGinnis
Feeling stuck and frustrated with your writing? Get back on track with these four powerful mantras.| The Friendly Editor
Hello everyoneA bit of a different post today. I thought I do a little Nanowrimo post, mostly to hold myself accountable.I’ve been posting updates on Twitter and Instagram – follow me t…| Literary Leisha
You may consider yourself a writer, maybe not. But sure as shooting, as a business owner or executive, there have been times you wanted to write a report or a proposal and you found yourself instead sitting at your computer or with your notepad, just staring into space. The words weren’t flowing. One doesn’t have […]| Target Public Marketing
iA Writer dims the text you paste from AI tools. As you edit ChatGPT's input and make it your own, iA Writer keeps track of what is yours and what isn't.| iA
When ChatGPT came out one year ago, we wanted to know whether and how it could be used for writing. We put it to the test.| iA
This piece that I wrote some time ago for Psychology Today bears repeating, especially given the number of questions (usually the same ones) that I get from aspiring writers. I sympathise; I was in the same position myself once. An article like this would have helped me then. Maybe it will help you now.| Dr Len Fisher
After a year of observation, experimentation, and testing, we may have found a careful response to the challenges we face with AI.| iA
Всем привет, Фрэнк на связи! Photo by adliwahid from Unsplash Внимательный читатель, увидев заголовок, немедля спросит: — Фрэнк, тебе ли давать такие советы? Джек Николсон чаще «Оскары» получает, чем ты пишешь. Я, как полагается мудрому сенсею, в ответ стукну его посохом по бедру и застав...| frank.livejournal.com
