Since everybody knows what sensory details are, I find that they're oftentimes overlooked. People tend to have this, "Oh, I already know what it is," idea, and they don't actually practice staying connected with their senses. Let's change that.

Treat every month like National Novel Writing Month with these 7 tips on connecting with your inner voice.

You looking to thicken your plot out there? Well, you've come to the "write" place, so let's #GetWriteOnIn to continuing through #Preptober for #NationalNovelWritingMonth2020

Pantsers and Plotters. What the heck is a pantser and who the heck is a plotter? If you're asking yourself that question, you've asked the right question at the right time, so without further ado, let's get Write On In.

Everyone has questions for the authors who turn blank pages into epic stories, but which ones boil our skin the most?

The human range of emotions is far greater than we can consciously perceive.

It's easy to generalize them by saying things like, "angry," "sad," or "scared," but how do we hone in on those emotions?

How do we, as writers, make an individual emotion expressed by a fictional character somehow seem believable?

Have you ever tried to write a book?

If not, have you ever thought about how much work goes into it?

More importantly, if you have… have you ever thought about how much work goes into it?