Month: November 2024

As YA authors, we often find our characters navigating the complexities of adolescence while straddling different social identities. In my

Photo by Bookblock on Unsplash For today’s prompt, write a journal-style story where someone is making a confession. Post your

Marguerite Sheffer teaches courses in design thinking and speculative fiction at Tulane University, and is a founding member of Third

Today is the first Two-for-Tuesday prompt of 2024, and I’m kicking it off with my favorite recurring prompt: Write a

The summer I was 25 I dreamed of tiaras. That was the summer I made the shortlist for The Robertson

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