On May 6, 1937 the German passenger airship the Hindenburg disintegrated in a fiery crash in Lakehurst, New Jersey. The disaster killed 36 passengers and 61 crewmen, and became the stuff of legend
“I’m no writer.” How many times have I heard that mantra from a harried salesperson or business executive?Too often. Yet writing well can make all the difference in getting a
MJ Pullen has a new romantic comedic novel out August 7th that combines two things I love — tennis and girlfriends. Set against a fictional Atlanta enclave of Sugar
If you ask ghostwriting guru Claudia Suzanne, 8 in 10 people in America alone dream of one day writing a book. But, a fraction of that number will have the
There’s something captivating about space exploration that ignites the imagination. I felt it as a child watching Star Trek, and it’s evident in the public interest in the ISS, NASA,
Today, The Writing Well talks with Atlanta mystery-thriller writer Lee Gimenez on his techniques for character development tied to the release of his twelfth novel, The Media Murders. The story
Two Amazon indie authors, Angela J. Conrad and Kathy Hesser Skrzypczak, have never met face to face. That hasn’t stopped them from leveraging their mutual passion for storytelling to co-write
The day I spoke with Alabama author Kim Cross, it was on the one-year anniversary of her first book being published. The Alabama native and contributing editor with Southern
The last seven months spent researching Atlanta’s amazing neighborhoods and the entertainment, economic and environmental drivers of the metro area culminated yesterday as we celebrated my book launch at Atlanta