Today we will look at the parts of a novel and where they go in your finalized document.

While most of our county is under lockdown, I want to encourage you to use the free time to finish your writing project.

Some author education shows focus on finding the next best book to write based on sales while other authors want to write what's on their heart. Is there a right or wrong?

Today we will talk about where I find some ideas about what to write, and hopefully, you will find some ideas, too.

This article will discuss basic types of editing and describe what I do to get my manuscript ready to be examined by my editors.

It can be difficult to prioritize writing, particularly if you are working on your first manuscript. These steps will help you set your goals to complete your draft.

Today I wanted to talk about my personal flow and methodology in writing non-fiction. As with any tips, these are my strategies and are neither right nor wrong for anyone else! I just wanted to present my ideas in an effort to help you in your writing process.

Writing non-fiction is different from writing fiction in that there is more planning involved. Here we present five tips I use when planning and writing my non-fiction drafts.

Once we sit down to start writing the draft of our book, we need the motivation to finish. In this article I list five tips to complete your first draft.