Did you spend your summer on the couch, binge watching Netflix, eating potato chips, not writing?
Well, get ready! October Boot Camp is almost here!
Read MoreResearch Resources for Your Strangest Writing Questions
Visiting the local library is still a joy for writers, but it's no longer necessary to enlist the help of a reference librarian to dig an answer out of the dusty stacks. Social media, blogs, and online newspaper archives are just a few of the best resources for writers. Learn about four more in this post.
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Book Recommendation: The Money Book for Freelancers, Part-Timers, and the Self-Employed
If you're an author earning royalties or self-employed income from you writing, then it's important to know how to handle your finances efficiently. This book can teach you how to do just that.
Read MoreFriday Finds: Fresh Starts Edition
With September on the horizon, my thoughts always turn to fresh starts and the thrill of learning new things. Here are a few #FridayFinds to get your writerly wheels turning and to open you up to some opportunities this fall.
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Authorship is Not a Zero-Sum Game (A Pep Talk for Writers)
I went through a rough patch in college, one in which I didn’t have many dates. I saw everyone coupling up around me, and I hated it. One night, my roommate came back from a party, happy to tell me that she’d met someone.
If I could go back in time, I would tell her how happy I was for her. I would give her a hug and ask for details. Instead, I spat my toothpaste moodily into the sink and said, “Great. And I’m going to die alone.”
Definitely not my proudest moment!