Month: November 2024

The drama of a courtroom has always been a source of inspiration for writers. Many classic novels involve lawyers and

In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, read our deep-dive interview with The Piano Lesson co-writer

A. J. Hackwith (she/they) is a queer writer of fantasy and science fiction living in the woods of the Pacific

For today’s prompt, write a lost poem. I’ve actually lost poems over the years (poems that I’m sure we’re my

When you feel as if your prose is flat or banal, try upping your writing game by focusing on themes.

Wow! I can’t believe we’re already a third of the way through this challenge (after today’s poem anyway). For today’s

Writing the middle section of a manuscript can be challenging for a variety of reasons. Maintaining story momentum, escalating conflict,

For today’s prompt, write a weird poem. I, of course, know that one person’s weird is another person’s normal, but

Video is one of the most important tools for authors who want to get the word out about their book.

Author Heather Graham has always amazed me. Not only her consistently high-quality books, the number of books and short stories