Writing Your Goals for 2011: Part 5- Continue Your Education

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The last part of our series on goal setting focuses on continuing your education as a writer. There are many ways to enhance your knowledge ...
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Agent Friday: Bree Ogden

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  Bree Ogden is a newly minted literary agent with Martin Literary Management . Her background in journalism, philosophy, music, photojourna...
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Free Resources from Martha Alderson, AKA the Plot Whisperer

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I'm so excited about today's free resource. I still adore Rubik's Cube Plotting , and Holly Lisle's Free Plot Outline Mini-C...

Book Review: Is Life Like This?: A Guide to Writing Your First Novel in Six Months, by John Dufresne

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It's not surprising that there are so many books on novel-writing that are structured around a time frame. Writers do want to finish, of...
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Five Ways to Make Your First Page Better

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At one of my first writers conferences (the amazing Pikes Peak Writers Conference ), one of the sessions I attended was called a Read an...
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Writing Your Goals for 2011: Part Four-Workspace Goals

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Fourth in our series designed to get you set to write your best in 2011 is a focus on your workspace. You may wish you could write in a secl...
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Agent Friday: Jill Corcoran

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Today we have another agent who is also a writer. Jill Corcoran is an award-winning author and poet. I have no idea how she makes time for b...
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Free Resources from Bob & Jack's Writing Blog

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 I think you're going to be thrilled with today's resource. When I researched Tuesday's post on strong verbs , I found a blog wi...
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Book Review: To Darkness Fled, by Jill Williamson

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Last week I told you what makes me want to write . One thing is reading good books. I wrote that post after finishing Jill Williamson's ...
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