Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Sharon May When I started my novel, I didn’t know the story I wanted to tell. Was it the story of burying the bones or the story o...

B y Laura P. Valtorta www.gattafilms.com www.thearthousemovie.webs.com laurapv.wordpress.com                                     ...

By Kasie Whitener For a long time I’ve answered the question, “What’s unique about you?” with “I write vampire fiction.” Last wee...

By Bonnie Stanard Recently I had reason to consider how I go about writing, that is, the process of writing. What comes after the ini...

By Sharon May Since I have been losing weight this past month, I have been asked, “What’s your goal?” I answer by stating weights I’d b...

By Laura P. Valtorta www.gattafilms.com Laurapv.wordpress.com Next week I have a meeting with a publisher. My goal is to pitch a ...

By Rex Hurst Joseph Conrad as a seventeen-year-old sailor once heard the story of a man who had stolen, single-handedly, "a whol...

By Kasie Whitener Last year, I had the first blog of 2017 and I used it to inspire myself to set some writing goals. This is the link ...

Kat Dodd Since we have just gotten through the holidays, I would like to reflect on one aspect of the holidays that people often avoi...

By Jodie Cain Smith On this Christmas Eve, you may expect me to write about the spiritual side of writing – bringing something new, j...

By Sharon May 6 a.m. I am sitting at the computer, staring at the first four of 64 ounces of water I will drink today. This is the fi...

By Kasie Whitener I’ve been binge reading romance novels lately. Every year I begin my literary year with some high intentions: the N...

By Kasie Whitener National Novel Writing Month or “NaNoWriMo” is a frenzied 30-days of creation. The goal is to write 50,000 words of...

by Lynda Maschek We all do it. Straight or Gay. Male or female. Young or old. Experienced or novice. Alien or human. When we write,...