Revision is a fact of life for writers. It’s a necessary part of crafting a well-written manuscript or book. And,…
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5 Ways to Write About Quickly Captured Personal Experiences
Every day, you have new personal experiences, many of which might make good fodder for an essay, article, or book….
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How to Find Story Ideas in Images, Phone Numbers, and Journal Entries
If you are looking for new story ideas or need to get unstuck, don’t just tough it out. Instead, try…
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4 Reasons Why You Can’t (But Should) Stop Writing
Do you have a hard time completing your nonfiction writing projects? You do more research, revise, and go back to…
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The Power of Setting Writing Intentions
Do you set writing intentions? And does it help you write better, faster, or more creatively? Today, professional writer Deb…
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How to Increase Your Writing Productivity in the Next Three Months
If you increased your productivity, what would that do for your success as a nonfiction writer and author? Imagine yourself…
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Too Boring, Not Boring Enough: Getting the Pizzazz Factor Right in Your Writing
Do you worry about your writing being too boring for your readers? Maybe it’s time to stop worrying about that….
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How to Write a Book When Writing Is NOT Your Strength
Not all writers consider themselves writers, but they still write books and get them published. How can this be true?…
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Is My Idea Fit to Become a Nonfiction Book?
Not all ideas are fit to become books. In this guest post, book editor C.K. Bush (@theladyck) offeres important distinctions…
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