Your story instincts and your ability to tap into them clearly will define how much “talent” you may have as a writer.

Learning how to write sequel scenes is a specialized technique that will allow you to grip readers’ attention on every page.

Want to help writers during the pandemic? Here are five ideas–along with giveaways to help you get started in bolstering the writing community.

The more lightly we grab hold of certain misconceptions about being a writer, the more easily we can discard them when they’re no longer of use to us.

Whether you’re outlining or editing, here are four questions you can ask to help identify, rectify, or prevent plot holes.

Sooner or later, procrastination is stumbling block for most of us. As an INTJ, here are my top four tips for how to get stuff done as a writer.

Writing looks a little different in every stage of a writer’s life. Here’s a look at the way your age affects your writing in the Three Acts of your life.

How to better understand the four cognitive functions as a writer by consciously developing them–Intuition, Sensing, Thinking, and Feeling.

To help you improve your writing and storytelling, here are eleven exercises you can use to consciously access your visual thinking and creativity.