Today’s new Covid reality of social distancing doesn’t mean you can’t explore your city’s treasures — just ask first-time book author Travis Swann Taylor, author and photographer of 111
It’s a new year, and a time to reflect and make resolutions. For me, 2016 will be the year I finish my book on moving to Atlanta and my historical
By Anita Paul Henderson, The Author’s Midwife Writing your book is the hard part, right? Well, if you’ve completed your manuscript, had it published, and started down the road of
Today marks the conclusion of the WordCount Blogathon – the annual blogging fest where participants agree to post every day in May. I made it — and it feels great!
This question, posed to bloggers taking part in the WordCount Blogathon, got me thinking about what I would do differently if I was starting over. I launched
In today’s Ask the Experts post, Guy Bergstrom, the provocative blogger of Red Pen of Doom (the evil secret to all writing is editing), who has more than 6,000
Given my blog’s focus on storytelling and writing, films are often a source of inspiration for my posts. After all, every memorable movie began with words on
Today begins the WordCount Blogathon, Michelle Rafter’s annual challenge to get bloggers blogging every day in the month of May. I participated for the first time last year
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