by Lauren Sapala   Sometimes I feel like I’m in the unique position of having my fingers on the collective pulse of writers today. I talk to unbelievable amounts of writers every week. Some of them are my clients, some of them are new people thinking about becoming a client, and some of them… Read More Writers and the Fear of Failure: How to Get Over it For Good

  by Sarah Pesce   Fanfic tends to get a bad rap and sometimes is cast as the shameful secret that writers hide about their past for fear that it might damage their reputation as a serious author. It’s “unprofessional” or “just a hobby” or “silly” or “not creative enough.” Anyone who’s ever been in… Read More What Writing Fanfic Can Teach You

  by Meg Dowell   A skilled writer never stops learning. One of my main goals in keeping this blog is that I never imply to any reader that I have all the answers or know everything there is to know about writing. I have always believed, and always will, that skilled writers never stop… Read More 3 Things I Learned Writing For a Media Company Full Time

  by Larry Kahaner   I write fast. I write fast because that’s just how I learned to write, lo those many years ago, when I was a newspaper reporter. You wrote fast because the job demanded it. You had your notes in front of you, the clock was ticking, editors were waiting for copy,… Read More Don’t Hate Me Because I Write Fast

  by Ashlee McNicol   We all need a little help sometimes. As authors, it can be really hard to keep up with our writing when social media management and promotions take so much time out of the day. Most of us intend to make it full-time, but if you have no background in business,… Read More How to Evaluate Your Current Author Marketing Strategy

  by Allison Maruska   Welcome to Part 4 of our blogging mini-series on where writers get stuck, which launched after I ran this poll on Twitter.