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The Brew They Tried to Ban

If you’ve ever cradled a warm mug in the morning and felt civilization start to make sense, you might be ...

Why Giving Your All Matters More Than You Think

“Whatever I have tried to do in life, I have tried with all my heart to do well.” These words ...

The Subject Line Secret: Opening Doors to More Readers

A great email is useless if no one opens it. Hours can be poured into crafting every sentence, polishing every ...

Hotels, and Holy Heists

Of all the things I expected to learn while browsing trivia, this one stopped me cold: The Bible is the ...

Originality over Imitation

Herman Melville: Failing with Honor, Writing with Fire “It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.” ...

Why Email Works (When You Use It Well)

Most authors don’t enjoy sales language. They don’t want to sound like a commercial or flood inboxes with links. What ...

The ABCs Have a Secret

Here’s something you probably say all the time and never think twice about: alphabet. It rolls off the tongue like ...

Writing Before You’re Ready

“You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually ...

Facts Tell—Stories Sell

How Can I Use Storytelling in My Emails to Connect with Readers? After publishing for more than 40 years and ...

One Word Is Enough

We had so much fun with bookkeeper last week—the word with six legs and three pairs of double letters—that we ...

When No One Told the Story, She Wrote It Herself

“If there’s a book you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” Toni ...

When to Knock: Timing and Trust in Author Emails

Writers often imagine their words as ripples—gentle, far-reaching, steady. But when it comes to email, many feel like they’re tossing ...

The Word with Six Legs

There’s something quietly delightful about discovering trivia few know about—not life-changing, not earth-shaking, but just fun. The kind of thing ...

When Words Leave Scars

Thank you. Based on your prompt and image content, here is your 700-word Medium story written in your voice and ...

Where Facts End and Story Begins

History does not whisper—it leaves fingerprints. For writers of historical fiction, the challenge is not just honoring those prints but ...

Why Books Speak Louder Than Words

The average adult reads at a pace of about 200 to 250 words per minute. But we only speak at ...

From Parlors to Parliament

"The pen is mightier than the sword." When Edward Bulwer-Lytton wrote those words in 1839, he wasn’t just dressing up ...

The Door-Opening Bio: Why Every Writer Needs One

Writers don’t always struggle with words. But when it comes time to write a short author bio, most of them ...

What Your Handwriting Knows That Your Keyboard Doesn’t

Here’s a fun fact hot off the press—literally within the last seven days. Researchers published a study in the Journal ...

The Weight Behind the Words

“You don’t write because you want to say something; you write because you have something to say.” When F. Scott ...

No One Believes a World They Can’t Smell

Writers ask how to create a believable and immersive world, especially those working in fantasy or science fiction. They bring ...

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