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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 ...

The Power of Criticism

“It is, I think, as clear as daylight that literature can only be kept alive by criticism.” Henry James, a ...

The Art of Letting Readers See

There’s an old saying in writing circles—probably scrawled on a thousand sticky notes across the desks of aspiring authors—that commands, ...

The Novel That Never Used ‘E’

Some people run marathons. Others climb mountains. But in 1939, one man decided to challenge himself in an entirely different ...

The Wordsmith’s Drug

"Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind." – Rudyard Kipling Language is no mere tool. It ...

Writing the Right Book for the Right Readers

There’s a moment every writer faces—when the words are flowing, the pages are stacking up, and then it hits—that nagging ...

A Ban Worthy of the Queen of Hearts

Imagine waking up one day and finding out that a whimsical tale about a girl chasing a white rabbit was ...

The Peril and Power of Words

“Words do not express thoughts very well. They always become a little different immediately after they are expressed, a little ...

Thick Skin and Open Ears: A Writer’s Guide to Criticism

The first time I received a harsh critique, it was a gut punch, the kind that lingers in your chest ...

Happily Never After

Once upon a time, in a world before Disney sprinkled its magic on everything, fairy tales weren’t the warm, fuzzy ...

Writing Alone, Speaking to the World

Seamus Heaney once said, “The writer is in the paradoxical position of being both solitary and communal.” Few writers embodied ...

Now, Let’s Talk Promotion

A hard truth every writer eventually faces: Even the best books don’t sell themselves. It’s a lesson that lands differently ...

The Secret Life of Beatrix Potter

When most people think of Beatrix Potter, they picture charming illustrations of mischievous rabbits in blue jackets or hedgehogs in ...

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