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NCBLA Introduces Writing Project to Support Future Authors Empowering Young Writers, a series of slideshows and educational resources, demonstrates writing techniques for fourth through ninth graders. The online tools, available…
by Michael Bracken, reprinted with permission, SleuthSayers.com Recently, I talked to a writer who felt overwhelmed. She sought advice about accomplishing all the projects she committed to while taking advantage…
by Jay Hartman Let’s face it, we all want any books we put on the market to be the best they can possibly be and free of errors. Punctuation and…
by Arthur Vidro, reprinted with permission, Calliope (ISSN 2691-1388) Sometimes, it’s better to delay or forgo hiring an editor. You might be a professional-caliber editor and capable of editing your…
by Bobbie Christmas Q: Someone online the other day inquired about a quick, easy way to look up questions about writing. People suggested The Elements of Style by Strunk and…
by Ellen Byron, reprinted with permission, originally published at the Chicks on the Case blog Through the years since my first mystery was published in 2015, I’ve developed a finely…
October 19: Save The Date To Protect The Freedom To Read At The Polls Saturday, October 19th will be a nationwide day of action to fight voter apathy and support…
by Linda Kay Hardie I’ve killed off a lot of people lately, and I feel better for it. No, I’m not some sort of mass murderer, although Google might think…
by Jay Hartman In 1965, The Rolling Stones released their hit song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” 1966 brought the track “Paint It Black,” and in 1967 the world heard…
by Lisa Tener Some of my most potent writing comes from my dreams and other experiences related to the subconscious. Is this true for your writing? So, how do we…
