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Meet the World’s Fastest Reader

The Man Who Could Read a Book Over Lunch—and Dessert Too Every so often, a bit of trivia floats by, ...

Wit, Faith, and Fiction

"I often wonder if we were all characters in one of God’s dreams." With these words, Muriel Spark pierced the ...

From Me to We

“How do I write a memoir both personal and universally relatable?” It’s a question often asked in quiet tones, almost ...

Scandal, Seduction, and Suicide

The First American Novel Was a Scandal America’s very first novel wasn’t a story of patriotism, politics, or pioneers. It ...

Peanuts and Potential

“Life is like a ten-speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use.” These were the words of Charles ...

Human and Artificial Intelligence—A Different Story

I’ve always seen technology as a way to improve my efforts, not something to fear. Working with Artificial Intelligence came ...

The Secret Power of Fiction

Did you know your brain can't always distinguish between reading about and living an experience? It’s true—and it's one of ...

A Belief Worth Holding

The phrase came quietly, almost reverently: “We believe in the Power of Authors.” It wasn’t shouted or branded into a ...

Bard, Rebel, Mystery

Celebrate Shakespeare Day with the Man, the Myth, and the Literary Legend He was born and died on the same ...

Writing from the Edge of the Human Mind

“To live on a day-to-day basis is insufficient for human beings; we need to transcend, transport, escape. We need meaning, ...

The Pen, the Page, and the Power

“We don’t want to write the laws; we want to publish the books.” Evan Swensen That phrase may sound simple, ...

No Returns Allowed

Occasionally, a little nugget of history sneaks into your day and refuses to leave. You read it once, smile, and ...

Writing for the Childlike

“I write, not for children, but for the childlike, whether of five, fifty, or seventy-five.” —George MacDonald Some writers chase ...

The Art of Writing Multiple Points of View

Writers who tackle multiple points of view in fiction often compare it to conducting an orchestra. Each character must be ...

Pride, Prejudice, and a Pen Name

Have you ever had a secret so big, so juicy, you managed to keep it your entire life? No, not ...

From Silence to Voice

“The pleasure of all reading is doubled when one lives with another who shares the same books.” In this single ...

Why No One’s Talking About Your Book—Yet

There’s a peculiar kind of quiet that follows a book launch. Not the satisfying hush of a job well done, ...

The First Novel Ever Typed

Mark Twain was a man of many firsts. He wrote some of the most beloved American novels, traveled the world, ...

Why Mediocrity Has No Place in Writing

"There are certain things in which mediocrity is intolerable: poetry, music, painting, public eloquence." Jean de La Bruyère’s words strike ...

Writing in the Dark

The biggest mistake an author can make isn’t a weak opening line or a sagging middle—it’s waiting until the book ...

The Gift That Changed Literature

Have you ever received a Christmas gift that changed your life? Maybe it was a childhood bicycle, a book that ...

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