Gustave Flaubert is best remembered for his precise, methodical approach to writing, which he believed was essential to creating literature that resonated with readers. His most famous advice, “Be regular … 0 More

In literature, fact and fiction often blur in the most unexpected ways. Every so often, a book will contain elements that later reflect real-life events in uncanny detail. Such is … 0 More

“All great literature is one of two stories: a man goes on a journey, or a stranger comes to town.” These words from Leo Tolstoy capture the essence of storytelling, … 0 More

For all its wonder, the creative process often feels like navigating uncharted territory. There’s excitement in the unknown, a thrill in watching a blank page bloom with ideas. But, as … 0 More

Did you know that some of the world’s greatest literary works were created under unexpected circumstances? When we picture classic authors, we often imagine them at their desks, quill or … 0 More

J.R.R. Tolkien said, “I wisely started with a map, and made the story fit.” This simple but profound quote encapsulates his masterful approach to storytelling. By beginning with a map, … 0 More

In Write and Wrong, Marthy Johnson lays bare the secret that eludes many budding writers: understanding your audience is paramount. For those looking to hone their writing skills, this is … 0 More

For lovers of literature and trivia alike, few novels can compete with the grandeur and depth of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables. Written in 1862, this epic novel spans over 1,200 … 0 More

In a literary world often dominated by individual voices, Five Dollars: How One Act of Kindness Changed the World stands out as a beacon of collaborative creativity and shared humanity. … 0 More

In the quiet corners of her office, Susan Davis embarks on her path to perfection—a meticulous dance with her manuscript, one balancing creativity with precision. The editing process is not … 0 More

Have you ever wondered how long it takes to write a book? Some might imagine the process is long and arduous, with writers laboring for years to craft their stories. … 0 More

Mary Shelley once wrote, “The beginning is always today.” This simple yet profound statement reflects her belief in the power of the present moment to transform lives and destinies. As … 0 More