Does writing dialogue give you a massive headache? After this post, you'll be able to skip merrily over the landmines that make it so.

There's so much dialogue can do that an entire book can be written on this topic alone. So today, I will be focusing on dialogue tags!

You know those sentences that never seem to end? How can you identify and get rid of them? Hop into this post and find out!

How can a writer effectively hone their craft?

With your first draft complete, it's time to perform the real magic: revision!

Writing is a process that isn't meant to happen alone.

To climb from amateur author to seasoned veteran, there are two main things an author needs: practice, and feedback.

Writer's block. Is it really as mysterious and infallible as you think? I beg to differ.

Chaos. That's what it is. And that's what a first draft is supposed to be.

Depending on how well you flourish under pressure, a WC goal can either spur you to progress or crush you under the heavy weight of anxiety.

Crafting a book outline before you embark on your project can help you avert a mental breakdown when you can't figure out what happens next.

Your story itches to tell its tale as much as you do. All you have to do is listen.

Your book's first impression to the world is its opening paragraph. It's like the first cry of a baby upon its entrance to Earth.

Many a time I see authors asking, "How do I start writing?" And to this, the popular response is "Just write." But is it really that simple?

Over time, I've realized that one thing writers need often and in large quantities is courage.