3 Ways to Combat Writer’s Block (No Weapons Needed!)
Writer’s block is normal. To conquer it, you can use these tools, recommended by a professional writing coach.
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How Long Does It Take to Write a Book?
Does it take a few months? A year? Many years? Your mileage may vary, but here are some real-life examples to help you estimate.
6 Reasons Why You Should Write Your Book in Microsoft Word
If you’re paying for professional editing, why wouldn’t you want your editor to use the most powerful tool?
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’.
Writerly Reassurance From a Few Who Have Been There
Stuck in a writing rut? Heed these words of wisdom from famous authors.
How to Finish Writing Your Book
Shifting the way you think about your book goals can help you get to the end more easily.
Are You Ready to Write That Nonfiction Book?
A simple-sounding “10-5-1” plan can help you finally get started on that nonfiction book you’ve been thinking of writing.
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.
Why Beta Reader Feedback Can Be Invaluable
Is your creative vision on your pages? Here’s how you can find out.
Does a Book Idea Always Warrant a Book?
A question that comes up in every writing class I teach and with nearly every client, is this: Is every story worth telling? I say the answer is yes — with an asterisk.