As writers, being hard on ourselves comes as easy to us as new ideas for stories. (In fact, they're usually a package deal.) We fall in love with our ideas, then tear ourselves apart when we fall short of the titan-sized expectations we have for them. We know our limitations intimately. Some are ... READ the POST
Why Your Creative Process Isn’t Your Enemy
I've wasted a lot of time telling myself my creative process was wrong. Somewhere along the way, between being a free-spirited kid writing about her dogs and a young adult realizing that writing could be a career, I started to look at my creative process as my writing's (and every other creative ... READ the POST
6 POVs to Consider When Plotting a Fictional Murder
When I started writing one of my current projects, I knew one of the first things I had to sort out was a complex murder that would kick off the story. While the murder mystery is not the core of the story (as in a crime fiction), it is an important element that puts a lot of the events in motion ... READ the POST
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