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.

Have questions about editing your novel? The best way to find good answers is to ask good questions. Here are eight excellent questions about editing.

Controlling and cutting down on distraction is the first step in reclaiming our full creative capacity. Here are 13 tips to get started!

In order to grab readers, you’ll need to consider several specific types of hooks for your opening chapter. You may want to use one–or all of them.

If you find you don’t feel like writing right now, here’s a list of 15 important writing tasks you may be more in the mood for.

The more you learn to listen to the self that appears on the page, the more writing improves your relationship with yourself in an ever-deepening journey.

Sometimes the hardest part of getting some writing done is just… doing it. Here are 10 tips for cultivating discipline and renewing enthusiasm.