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1. Commit to the Race
2. Expect a rough ride
3. Trust the Director
4. Train like your life depended on it
5. Redefine your view of success

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I suggest short writing prompts to get you “warmed up” before writing something serious.

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It’s critical that writers invest in themselves—in their skills, in time spent actually writing and in developing partnerships that can be beneficial.

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I recommend that authors divide their year into quarters, with a specific marketing focus for each quarter.Use my diagram below to get you started.

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It’s easy to make the hero/heroine of our novel as perfect, almost perfect, or simply too good to be true. But the fact is, readers like the “good guy” to […]