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Dyane Forde: Connecting With Readers on a Deeper Level

Canadian writer Dyane Forde has always had a love for writing and decided to get serious about it around three years.

Final Thoughts on the Real Writer's Life

I’m back! I've been out of commission a few weeks but that doesn't mean the old brain has stopped.

Brooke Johnson: Steampunk and Fantasy Fiction Inspired by Machines and History

Brooke is the author of The Brass Giant and The Mechanical Theater (initially released as The Clockwork.

Marcy Luikart: Painting Stories With Words

Marcy Luikart of Santa Barbara, California is primarily a writer, however, she also exercises her creativity.

Jennifer J. Chow Talks About Her Debut Novel The 228 Legacy and Her Writing Experience

Jennifer J. Chow is a Chinese-American married into the Taiwanese culture. Her fiction has appeared in several literary.

Tips on Calligraphy Writing

By Edward Ashcroft-Hamilton  Calligraphy is not simply writing but more a type of stylized writing. It is important.

Matthew Graybosch: Interview Part II: Inspiration, Influences, Environment, Tools of the Trade

Continued from Part I >> Matthew Graybosch: Better Fantasy Through Science What inspired the name of.

I, Ritter: Gorg Huff, Science Fiction, Magic and The Final Frontier!

Talented author Gorg David Huff of Austin, Texas has agreed to an interview to tell us about his adventures in writing..

Finding Your Way Through the Writer’s Black Hole

For a while I wrote about the writer’s life, noting its ups and downs and the lessons learned along the way. You.

Kill Your Darlings - The Real Meaning and Value of This Concept for Writers

"In writing, you must kill your darlings." - William Faulkner Source: Nic's events on Flickr This kernel of wisdom.

John Kipling Lewis: Creating Worlds in 500 Words or Less

John Kipling Lewis writes micro fiction that is not only easy to read but simultaneously creates stories in enough detail.