Here’s Why Rainy Days Are Cheat Days For Everyone But Writers
Rainy days are cheat days for everyone but writers.
Let’s do a Tarzan Broadway Writing Prompt
Today’s writing prompt is to create an elevator pitch for “Tarzan.”
What is NaNoWriMo?
National Novel Writing Month is around the corner and writers everywhere are gearing up to participate in it.
You Know You’re A Writer When…
It’s easy to say, “I’m a writer,” but how do you know if you really are one?
Well, we’ve compiled a list to help you figure it out.
Halloween Mad Lib Writing Prompt
Can’t wait to Trick or Treat or need a little spirit boosting? Here’s a writing prompt that will give the oo to your boo!
Writing Prompt: Your Dog Talks, Now What?
Our latest writing prompt is for all you dog lovers out there.
Dogs are furry, sweet, loyal and adorably cute, too cute actually. They’re like babies but what would your dog say if they could speak?
The Writer’s Guide to Hurricanes
We’ve gone ahead and created our own list of things every writer should do when faced with a hurricane.
Writing Prompt: Solar Eclipse of the Pen
Did you see the Great American eclipse Monday, August 21? If you didn’t, we gotta ask, what Galaxy are you in?
But, if you did, and are still reeling from the wonders of space like we are, then this writing prompt is for you!
Songs to Listen To Before, During, and After Writing — Writing With Style
Everyone is different and everyone has their own unique way of getting into their writing groove but one of our favorite ways is by using music.
Writing Prompt: Into The Woods
Imagine your main character is walking through the woods and they come across a mysterious hooded figure. Who is it? What do they want? And what will your character do?
Eugène Ionesco: A writer “never has a vacation”
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the writers are writing. Everything is how it should be. But, wait, isn’t it almost summer?
Are you writing for the right reason?
A writer’s job is not to sell a story. That’s the job of your agent or editor.
How to write Science Fiction?
The lines between genres are blurry. So, what can you do to make sure you’re on the right path when it comes to writing science fiction?
How do you define success?
What exactly is success and how do you know when you’ve reached this level?