Month: November 2024

In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, “disasterologist” Dr. Samantha Montano dishes on what screenwriters get

Tiana Smith is a web designer turned novelist who grew up in the Rocky Mountains. She graduated from Westminster University

Well, we made it through our first weekend, which isn’t easy to do. So let’s keep the poems flowing this

Attempting to classify “heat” or “spice” levels in a romance novel is often a tricky proposition—what is ghost pepper hot

Writers read—it’s advice authors are given only slightly less often than “writers write.” But reading for enjoyment isn’t the same

For today’s prompt, write a correspondence poem. For me, correspondence usually makes me think of writing letters and/or communicating with

Rachel Greenlaw is the author of One Christmas Morning. She grew up in North Cornwall, surrounded by wild moorland. She

What a great first day! Let’s keep it going (and poeming)! For today’s prompt, write a disguise poem. Of course,

I haven’t taught y’all how to punch. Yes, I’m leading with that because it shocks me. How have I overlooked

Jane Gorman [A condensed version of this interview appeared in the November/December 2024 issue of Writer’s Digest.] Scones and Scofflaws,