by nb7o7 | Jan 3, 2026 | Author Planning, blog, Writer Resources
Hey writer, It’s January—which means every fiction writer on the planet is either: Setting loosely-planned writing goals they’ll abandon by March, or Avoiding goal-setting entirely because it feels overwhelming and pointless I used to be both of those...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Apr 27, 2022 | blog, Uncategorized, Writer Resources, Writing Contest
The Writers Mastermind Short Story Contest is thrilled to be among the best writing contests listed on Dave Chesson’s Kindlepreneur website. Add these contest deadlines to your calendar and get your stories ready! This article also provides tips on how to submit...
by christawojo@gmail.com | May 4, 2020 | Writer Resources, Writing Classes and Coaching
Richard Thomas spent twenty years in advertising before coming back to writing. Since then he’s been an author, editor, teacher, and publisher. He’s the award-winning author of three novels, three short story collections, two novellas, and over 150 short stories. In...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Feb 6, 2020 | Editors, Writer Resources
Originally hailing from the UK, David Antrobus makes his home in the Vancouver area of Canada. He is an eclectic editor and writer who works with many aspects of the written word, from all types of fiction to most types of nonfiction. Though his editing and writing...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Jan 13, 2020 | Graphic Design, Writer Resources
Book Cover Animations Animated book covers get more social media engagement than still covers, increasing your chances of making more sales and of getting word out about your book. The reason? Simple. Elements in motion drive the eye to focus on it longer as there’s...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Nov 11, 2019 | Editors, Writer Resources
Visit Website FollowFollowFollow Joseph Sale is an editor, novelist, writing coach and co-host of Monaghan & The Mindflayer. His first novel, The Darkest Touch, was published by Dark Hall Press in 2014. He currently writes and is published with The Writing...
