Storyteller extraordinaire George Weinstein at his book signing last month. Today, The Writing Well features a guest blog post by Atlanta author George Weinstein. His critically-acclaimed historical novel, Hardscrabble Road,
Adam Mansbach and Chris Baty (right) at the Crossroads Writers Conference Saturday. Coming off this weekend’s Crossroads Writers Conference in Macon, Georgia, I feel a renewed
Cover photo by: Rachel Hadiashar “I’m not experimenting, Opal. I know what I’m doing.” “Umm… Yeah.” Opal glanced at Sally’s burnt thumb and then at the wrinkles on
“Rushing to Trudy’s side, I knelt beside her. She had no outward signs of being injured, but before I was able to untie her I heard the whoosh of the
Every Friday during May I am inviting a member of my writer’s group to be a guest blogger. Today I’m excited to introduce new SciFi storyteller Shane Etter, a Mississippi
Regardless of whether you are writing a blog or a novel, you need to find your unique “voice.” In fact, putting your personality into your prose is the “secret” to
Every Thursday this month I will feature experts who have sage advice to help writers succeed as storytellers. My sources will include publishing experts, marketing gurus and established writers and
“Your brother was loved by his fellow Marines, and he loved them. The biggest fear any of us had over there wasn’t being killed —it was screwing up and doing
Union nurse Nellie Chase was known by Civil War soldiers as the Florence Nightingale of her time — a driven young woman who overcame personal hardship to serve her country
Last weekend I attended the Crossroads Writers Conference in Macon, Georgia. The weather was perfect to gather with a group of like-minded writers. Macon’s downtown is charming, with a vital arts base.
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