7 Ways to Write Beautiful Prose

7 Ways to Write Beautiful Prose

Writing beautiful prose isn’t something every writer nails in the beginning. It usually takes tons of intentional practice! Strong prose often reads like poetry. The term “purple prose” refers to writing that might be a bit too flowery. That’s not always a bad...
6 Gratitude Books You Should Read

6 Gratitude Books You Should Read

The art of expressing genuine gratitude is more than learning to say please and thank you as a child. Gratitude is a mindset that translates into a lifestyle, and this type of living can completely transform your perspective on life. Gratitude books can help...
Writers Work Review

Writers Work Review

If your dream is to be a working writer, chances are you have spent some time looking for online writing work. Usually it takes at least a few months to go from a blank page to published book, and while you work on marketing your masterpiece, sometimes it helps to...
5 Tips for Writing Horror (+3 Things to Avoid)

5 Tips for Writing Horror (+3 Things to Avoid)

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole, published in 1764, is widely considered to be the first official horror novel. But horror stories, or at least ghost stories, go back as far as people do—scary folklore, folklore around death and the afterlife, and myths about...
8 Best Fall Drinks For Writers

8 Best Fall Drinks For Writers

Is there any season better than the fall season? The cooler weather, the sweaters, the pumpkins… To celebrate the season, we’re putting together a list of the best fall drinks for writers. For most of us writers, we spend a lot of time at our desks...
How Do You Win NaNoWriMo?

How Do You Win NaNoWriMo?

In book-writing circles, November is National Novel Writing Month, otherwise known as NaNoWriMo. If you haven’t heard of this annual event, or you’re ready to join the challenge for the first time, this will be a great primer. Here is a brief overview of...