Every story can benefit from some type of humour. Humour engages your readers, makes characters relatable, and imitates real life.
Author: Allison Gorner
Writing Internal Conflict
In fiction, capturing internal conflict is key to creating vibrant and believable characters.
Giving Constructive Writing Feedback
If you belong to a writer’s group or know other writers, odds are that they will ask you to give feedback.
How to Write a Back Cover Blurb
A great title and an eye-catching cover will entice readers to pick up your book (or click on the link), but the back-cover blurb is what will persuade them to read it.
How to Layout a Picture Book
When writing a children’s picture book, it is important to understand layout.