Find all 28 prompts for the 2025 February Flash Fiction Challenge below. I will link each day back to the original post with a super concise prompt. Just click the link if you need more guidance or ideas on how to come at the prompt. Happy writing! 28 Flash Fiction Prompts for the 2025 February […]
If you’re looking for a women’s writing retreat then keep reading. We’ve curated this list of options just for you. Table of Contents Is a women’s writing retreat just what you need?Here are some women’s writing retreat options to consider1. Pink Pangea Travel Writing Retreats2. Sacred Expression Women’s Retreat3. Page Lambert Retreats4. The Taos Writer’s […]
Last year, I hosted the first ever Get Started Right Writing Challenge. It was a one-week challenge to get writers started off on the right foot for a successful year. After taking off 2024, I’ve decided to bring it back, beginning on January 1, 2025. What Is the 2025 Get Started Right Writing Challenge? The […]
If you’re keen to focus on a long-term writing project, but you aren’t sure how to fund your work, writing fellowships may provide the support you need. Writing fellowships usually consist of funding and space for writers to focus on a creative project rather than the business of supporting themselves. From writing fellowships for new […]
Networking isn’t just about exchanging business cards; it’s an art that can significantly expand your horizons and opportunities, especially in the creative industries. Whether you’re a writer, artist, or any creative professional, mastering the art of networking can open doors to collaborations, insights, and pathways that were previously out of reach. This article will guide […]
Jennifer Romolini is an author and podcast host. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, ELLE, Fast Company, Vogue, and many others. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Jennifer Romolini Photo by Lee Jameson In this interview, Jennifer discusses the raw honesty in her new memoir, Ambition Monster, her hope for readers, and […]
Beyond mere backdrop, story settings are what allow authors to orchestrate meaningful connections among characters. Settings should serve as more than just scenery. They should provide characters with compelling reasons to share the stage with one another. Accomplishing this in a story requires understanding how to strategically choose story settings as meeting grounds that amplify […]
Humor, when woven skillfully into your writing, can elevate your content from good to unforgettable. Today, we dive into the technique of humorous tone words, a proven method to make every word count and leave a lasting impression on your readers. What are humorous tone words? Humorous tone words are specific words that inject humor, […]
As the author of both YA and contemporary adult romance novels, I get a lot of questions about the intricacies of writing within two different age categories. “Do you approach writing YA in a different way? Is it difficult to go back and forth between the two categories? Do you have a favorite?” My answer […]
By: Jodi Nathanson I am a High School English teacher who has been teaching grade 9 English for more than 20 years. One of my favourite parts of the job is teaching the Shakespeare unit to young students, many of whom have never encountered the Bard’s work before. It is a privilege, a challenge and […]
No matter what you’re writing, the tone you choose can enhance your message, allowing your readers to experience the emotion behind your words as well as their surface meaning. This article delves into the power of positive tone words, a key technique for helping your readers experience the positive emotional intention of your writing. Whether […]
Great fiction features great characters—there should be no argument there. While plot is crucial (as is having a terrific premise), for any story to be both memorable and engaging, it must have fresh, compelling characters. What we’re going to examine in this post are dynamic vs static characters, which should help you add insights to […]
