Writing on the Wall

A popular post from January 2008 By Heather Moore Recently, I read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. It’s an international bestseller that...

A popular post from August 2009 by Annette Lyon How much should beginning writers be encouraged? I talked a bit about my stance on tha...

A popular post from August 2009 For some of you, parts of this post will be redundant--I'm sorry for that--but I can't deny that t...

A popular post from October 2008 I came close to ruining some hopeful author's dreams a few months ago while I was running my little s...

A popular post from November 2009 by Annette Lyon 1) While writing is a solitary act, you can't be successful alone. I must have...

A popular post from July 2011 By Josi S. Kilpack Attend a writer's conference or talk to another writer and, inevitably, you'l...

A popular post from June 2011 by Annette Lyon Recently I had lunch with a writer friend. She's completed several novels but hasn...

by Annette Lyon Last time I talked about how there are so many aspiring writers out there and how only those few with the inner fire will m...

By Josi S. Kilpack You find using abbreviations when text messaging an offense to your sensibilities. You sometimes interrupt friends and fa...

By Julie Wright I've written nine books. And for reasons I can't explain any better than the title of this blog post , those books a...

By Heather Moore “How do you write novels with four kids?” I’ve been asked that question many times at book signings and author events. Some...

by Annette Lyon You've probably heard the quote from Walter "Red" Smith: "There's nothing to writing. All you do is ...

by Heather Moore Over the past few weeks while attending booksignings, I've had several people ask me the same question. "How do yo...

By Josi S. Kilpack I have not been great with my posts on this blog for . . . most of the summer. I was busy, like the rest of you, and ...