Fear of Failing* by David Little
When I wrote on the joys of Procrastination, I mentioned a potential fear of failure as being a causal factor. That was …
The City and The City by D. A. Lascelles
In the extras of the UK release of the DVD boxset for Joss Whedon’s Firefly, there is a documentary which talks about …
Going It Alone by Nathan Lowell
There comes a time in everybody’s life when they have to decide how they’re going to spend it. Almost everybody goes through …
Ghost Grabbers by JC Rosen
Andy Paxton was shorter than he looked on television. Mason tried to pay attention to what Andy was saying, but he already …
The Sherlock Holmes Writing Method by Jason Black
What do we love about Sherlock Holmes? What distinguishes him from other sleuth protagonists? Easy: his amazing powers of observation. The way …
Five Tools for Last-Minute NaNoWriMo Preparation by Rochelle Melander
Every Thanksgiving, when I roll out of bed exhausted before the day begins, I promise I’ll start earlier, plan better, and budget …
Revising Writers by Kristina L. Martin
Back in September when I started thinking about what I would write for this post, the Internet and social medias were in …
Five Ways To End a Writing Hiatus by PJ Kaiser
You brush your teeth each day (unless you have dentures). You get dressed each day (unless you wear your clothes to bed). …
Carnival Nights by Sessha Batto
Martin tipped his head back, shielding his eyes as he squinted up the steel beam to focus on the seat swaying gently …
The story of a sequel by Amanda Wilson
To some, the image on the left may mean absolutely nothing. To others its mere appearance may provoke emotions that range anywhere …