My latest piece “Peace at Gunpoint” was published in Guide magazine. Sometimes months can go by before I actually see… Read more “Peace at Gunpoint” Published in Guide Magazine
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Project 100: A Year in Review
My review on the year of Project 100 Last January, I set a goal for myself. I set a number… Read more Project 100: A Year in Review
How to Write a Cover Letter
Tips to show you how to write your best cover letter and get a piece accepted! So you have written… Read more How to Write a Cover Letter
Top 10 Writing Mistakes that Guarantee a Rejection
Every agent and/or editor is different, but these ten writing mistakes will guarantee a rejection! Writers face a massive amount… Read more Top 10 Writing Mistakes that Guarantee a Rejection
Are You a Plotter or a Pantser?
Most writers–supposedly–fall into one of two categories of writing style. Either they are a plotter or a pantser. But what… Read more Are You a Plotter or a Pantser?
Project NaNoWriMo: When the Going Gets Tough
Holy cow, things are getting hard. My writing is nowhere near where I would like it to be, and I’m… Read more Project NaNoWriMo: When the Going Gets Tough
Project NaNoWriMo: The Muddy Middle
Ugh. I have officially hit the middle, and it is one ugly, muddled mess. Things keep popping up in my… Read more Project NaNoWriMo: The Muddy Middle
Project NaNoWriMo: Finding the Time
What is the biggest hurdle to finishing your book? (Or heck, even getting started?) For most people, it’s finding the… Read more Project NaNoWriMo: Finding the Time
Project NaNoWriMo: The Thrill of the New
Starting a new book is like starting a new relationship: everything is exciting and wonderful and you can’t see how… Read more Project NaNoWriMo: The Thrill of the New
Project NaNoWriMo: Getting Started
It’s the first day of NaNoWriMo! I’m so excited, I can hardly stand it. I hope this enthusiasm carries me… Read more Project NaNoWriMo: Getting Started
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