I’m so proud of this book for writers! This 10th anniversary edition is a much bigger and better version of my popular book used by bestselling authors and screenwriters. Below, I’m going to tell you exactly what’s inside so you can decide if it’s right for you. This book is designed to help you stay inspired, write faster, and
Surprise! I have a new book coming out! It’s actually 10th anniversary edition of my book Master Lists for Writers…and it is way bigger, and I think better! It’s called Master Lists for Writers: Gold Edition . It’s coming out in ebook and paperback (350 pages) on November 4th. You can already see the Kindle version up for pre-order on
I don’t expect to write another blog post like this. If you’re a longtime reader of this blog, you know that I focus on writing and positivity. But this is related to my writing, and anyway, I couldn’t sleep last night. I saw this video of ICE agents shooting pepper balls at the head of Reverend David Black, who was
It’s that time again…it’s Work in Progress Wednesday! It’s not only the first day of October (the second-best month of the year), but it’s also the first Wednesday in October! That means I’m sharing a snippet of what I’m working on, and you can do the same. If you don’t want to miss future WIP Wednesdays, be sure you’re subscribed
Hi all! I have a few pieces of news! First of all… My funny, spicy, sweet romance novel Her Knight at the Museum is $1.99 on Kindle for the next few days, if you want to scoop it up! If you haven’t checked it out yet, now is the time! Let me know if you do! Here are a few
Happy fall! And happy Work in Progress Wednesday! I know—I missed a couple of WIP Wednesdays, but we are back! For visitors: WIP Wednesday is usually the first Wednesday of every month. It’s when I share an excerpt of what I’m working on, and if you’re a writer, so can you. Be sure you’re subscribed to the blog (sign up
What Are the Questions Proust Answered in His Journal? Maybe you know about this, but I just learned about it yesterday! In 1890, when the author Marcel Proust was a teenager, he wrote out the answers to pre-printed questions in an interactive journal. The surviving document is often referred to as the “Proust Questionnaire,” even though he didn’t actually come