How to Become a Writer
Have you always felt that you are the next best seller in fiction? Do you feel like you have lots of ideas but don’t know how to get them down? Maybe you feel as if you can write really well but all the ideas you do get seem worthy of being used as scrap paper. Maybe you even feel both of these things; whatever your situation, remember there is a way forward.
An Interview in The Madhouse (Writer Related)
As a journalist, I keep digging new story for readers. Again, from the madhouse, our interviewee has a nickname, “The Greatest Writer in the World”.
100 Sites for Fiction Writers: #100 – Author Ty Johnston
Finally, this series of 100 sites for fiction writers comes to an end. And what better way to end it than with a look at my own blog.
What Does It Mean to be a Writer?
Writing is not always what people think it is, especially the romanticised ideas of millionaire novelists. This article explains what being a writer really is.
100 Sites for Fiction Writers: #69 – Stormwolf.com
When fiction writers go looking for advice, it’s never a bad idea to get it from the experts, such as New York Times Bestselling author Michael A. Stackpole. His website, Stormwolf.com, offers plenty of knowledge.
Are Fiction Writers The Last Great Explorers?
Where are the oceans to be crossed? Where are the planets to be discovered? Mountains to be climbed? Praries to be traversed? They are still there, within our minds. And fiction writing and writers can take the lead.
100 Sites for Fiction Writers: #53 – Authorsden
AuthorsDen.com is an online place where readers and writers can come together to talk about … well, what else? Reading and writing, of course!
The Worst Part of Being a Fiction Author
Fiction writers have it easy, right? Maybe, maybe not, but you’ll never know unless you take the plunge and become a fiction writer yourself. Or you can sit back and watch a fiction writer complain about how hard he has it.
Example of Good Conduct
Daily Bible Reading. Please share your thoughts.
Writing Flash Fiction Won’t Hurt You
Writing flash fiction won’t hurt you even if you want to be a novelist. And this is why.
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