Month: October 2024

[A version of this interview appears in the November/December 2024 issue of Writer’s Digest.] You may remember The Fonz played

Journalists are known to casually toss around phrases like “byline,” “story angle,” and “primary sources,” but do most people truly

I came up with the title The Mourner’s Bestiary years before I knew how to write it. It was a

Whether it’s family curses or someone Photoshopping a college acceptance letter to their dream college, my books tend to have

After studying Asian Art History at university, Diana R. Chambers worked at a Paris translation agency and later began an

For this week’s prompt, write a cozy poem. Everyone’s definition of cozy is probably different. I find a good murder-mystery

When you think of marketing and sales, do you think colorful, fun, and creative? If you’re like 85% of my

Photo by Lareised Leneseur on Unsplash One of my favorite romance tropes is fake dating! There’s something so interesting about

Alexandria Rogers is the author of the critically acclaimed middle grade fantasy adventure series, The Witch, the Sword, and the

In a lot of ways, writing historical fiction is a double-edged sword. You have the framework and structure of real