National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is in full swing, and as we mentioned in last week’s blog, this month-long celebration of the art of writing began on November 1 and… Back to Basics: Fiction vs. Nonfiction
November is already in full swing and in this month there are many reasons to celebrate! Before you know it, those of us in the United States will be spending… Join Us in Celebrating NaNoWriMo!
With cooler weather upon us, it seems like the perfect time to cuddle up indoors with a cozy blanket and a good book. If you are in need of the latter,… Scaring up a Good Read: Dorrance’s Spooky Reading List
A couple of weeks ago, we wrote a blog that covered some of the basics of writing, including a refresher course of sorts on some helpful literary devices and how to use… Back to Basics Part II: More Literary Devices
From idea conception to putting your words on paper, there are many steps that factor into writing a book. Today, we want to cast a light on one in particular:… Untitled
Whether you’re a newly published author, or a writer who is just beginning the publishing journey, soaking up as much knowledge as you can about writing-related topics is a great… Back to Basics: Literary Devices
Reading out loud to kids has been recognized as the single most important activity that leads to literacy acquisition. That’s why, if you have written a children’s book, a book… Once Upon a Time…Tips to Engage Kids During Story Time
Last week, we wrote a blog about some “Great” lessons that can be gained by looking at how we should define success, inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s experiences with The… Judging a Book by its Cover
Your book has finally been published and you’re searching for book reviewsto add credibility and visibility to your new novel. Some reviews are good and some reviews are bad. Rather… ‘Great’ Lessons to Learn when Writing
You have probably read them before; they leave you on the edge of your seat in suspense and your anxiousness to turn the page mounts as the story proceeds. Mystery… Cracking the Case: Tips to Write a Mystery Novel
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