Writing groups are a great way to network with other writers, motivate yourself to stay on schedule with your writing, and get critiques for your work so you can improve your craft. At least, that’s how they’re supposed to work. In the real world, most writing groups...
The demand for behind-the-scenes writers is growing as busy time-poor entrepreneurs, consultants, subject experts, speakers, and corporate executives look for someone to write a blog post, a white paper, or even a book. Both fiction and nonfiction publishers also look...
We could all use a little help sometimes. That’s why our team put together this list of the best writing websites to help you learn more, improve your writing skills, and grow your writing career. Here’s our list of sites that can help writers of all...
Writing can be so much fun when you get lost in your writing and get into flow. Whether you want to improve your writing skills, write a novel, or just have fun writing, practicing a creative writing exercise is a great way to get started. The purpose of a creative...
Writing a query letter for a nonfiction book can be challenging because, unlike when you’re querying fiction, there’s no tried-and-true formula for writing a nonfiction query letter. That said, if you break down the perfect nonfiction query letter into its...
If you’ve heard anything about writing citations for a book, then chances are you’re probably extremely confused about what to do. That’s because there are so many different ways to write citations—from APA to MLA to the Chicago Manual of Style...
