Take Your Writer’s Brain for a Walk
Discover how a simple daily walk can unlock your creativity, sharpen your writing, and inspire unexpected breakthroughs.
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Is a Writers’ Group for Me?
Learn 10 tips that can help you find or form a writers' group that is more likely to meet your needs and expectations.
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How to Improve and Inspire Your Writing: 7 Books That Will Pave the Way
Of the many excellent books on the art and craft of writing, here are seven to inspire you.
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The Benefits of Attending a Writers' Retreat
Thinking about applying to a writer's residency or retreat? Here's what you may gain from attending one.
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The Writer in the Time of the Coronavirus*
I encourage you to keep writing, for your writing may actually be a remedy for the sorrow, fear, confusion, empty-headedness, and aching hearts — yours and others'.
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Writerly Reassurance From a Few Who Have Been There
Stuck in a writing rut? Heed these words of wisdom from famous authors.
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In Praise of Procrastination
The funny thing is, even during this busy (and productive!) avoidance stage, the writing process is often in motion, like an app working in the background of a smartphone.
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Show, Don't Tell: Writing 101 for Fiction and Memoir
What “Show, Don't Tell” really means: how to write fiction or memoir that keeps your reader engaged.
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Lessons We're Glad We Learned
LAEWG members reflect on the source of some of the influences and insight that made a lasting impression on their professional lives.
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November Is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)
Thousands of writers will sit down at their computers with the goal of writing a 50,000-word novel in the span of a single month.
