How is Your Writing Lately?
Don’t answer for me. Answer for yourself. If you want to grow as a writer, a moment of reflection can dramatically improve the hours you pour into your writing. Ask yourself this—how is my writing?—and […]
The Easy Way to Become a Better Writer
Writing is an art, a craft, a tool for exploration, and many other things besides. Writing is a skill, too, and if you want to improve your skill as a writer, you need experience. You
The 29 Best Fantasy Books of 2023
Looking for a truly magical story? The best Fantasy books of 2023 are right here. Let your troubles melt away and be whisked off your feet to explore dazzling new lives full of drama, magic,
Should You Use AI to Write Fiction?
AI language models like ChatGPT and Bard are here to stay, whether writers want to use them or not. Personally, I think the answer is clear: yes, you should absolutely use AI to write stories.
3 Ways to Write Better Stories with AI
With the rise of new artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT, I keep hearing this question: “will AI replace writers?” The truth is, you’ve probably been using AI tools for years: Google, social media, or even
Here are My 2023 Writing & Publishing Goals (as a Part-Time Author)
As a “semi-professional” author—one who gets paid, but not enough to live on—I’m attempting to write more words and to publish more books than ever. This won’t be the year I make a full-time income
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How to Set Author Goals (You’ll Actually Achieve) in 2023
The only way to become a better author is to set writing goals that are both realistic and meaningful. Without the right goals, you will write in circles, endlessly starting stories and never finishing anything.
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My 2022 Writing Goals | End of Year Update
In January 2022, I shared my yearly goals. I said I would write and edit: Want to see how I did? In this quick post, I’ll show you where I succeeded, failed, and—most importantly—what I