Romance Writer’s Bid to Stop Authors from Using Word ‘Cocky’ Fails in Court
Self-published author Faleena Hopkins asserted her right to the word, but judge calls attempt to stop other authors using it ‘weak’ Romance writers around the [Read More]
Self-published author Faleena Hopkins asserted her right to the word, but judge calls attempt to stop other authors using it ‘weak’ Romance writers around the [Read More]
There are hundreds of writer’s conferences, workshops, and events in North America every year. All these events can be overwhelming, and it can be hard [Read More]
I went to my first writing conference as a keynote speaker. I’d already been making a full-time living as a writer for three years, and [Read More]
In a world full of writers and literature junkies, it can be easy to get caught up in the charade of standstills with your latest [Read More]
My writing slowed down this past week. And it also seemed my ideas were hiding from me. Part of it was just general malaise, but [Read More]
Many of us take great joy in the stories that unfold in anime, some even inspiring us to take that first step of putting pen [Read More]
PORTSMOUTH – In his essay, “Getting Good,” author Richard Russo describes a writer’s life that today is on the brink – a brink of self-publishing [Read More]
Kristin Hannah’s newest novel, The Great Alone, has landed atop just about every best-seller list since its publication in February, including The New York Times’ [Read More]
Scribbled observations, dinner party conversations, flashes of perception … inspired by Henry James’s jottings, Paul Theroux, Susie Boyt and Amit Chaudhuri share their note-taking habits [Read More]
AN AMATEUR writer who thought he’d never make it as an author is now celebrating the release of his first children’s book. James Bishop has [Read More]
These days, just about everyone carries around a “Personal Information Telecommunications Agent.” Which also happens to be an acronym for something that can’t be written [Read More]
The Miles Franklin award-winner transformed the face of Australian crime fiction, critic Peter Pierce says. Writers and fans have paid tribute to the Miles Franklin [Read More]
Our critics chose 15 remarkable books by women that are shaping the way we read and write fiction in the 21st century. But even if [Read More]
Comic book writer Christopher Priest, a veteran in the industry, is tired of being stereotyped as just a “black writer.” In an interview with ComicBooks.com, [Read More]
A Place of Darkness is about as academic as they come; expect discussion of the “paradigm of monstration” and the ways weird films “provided a [Read More]
If you’re someone who is not totally comfortable being a literary hermit like me, you might experience feelings of loneliness and depression, or what I [Read More]
We’re thrilled to announce that Script Magazine and the Writers Store will be joining Writer’s Digest on an all-new, fully redesigned website at writersdigest.com in 2018. As [Read More]
Over the past couple of years, I’ve released dozens of videos and written dozens of articles on the topic of authorship. Some of those videos [Read More]
Pettersson realized that there aren’t many opportunities for English-language writers, editors, and agents to meet up in Sweden, where she moved to from Chicago twenty [Read More]
I have developed a severe allergy to hyperactive eyebrows in fiction. They have become writers’ go-to lazy shorthand for pretty much any emotion. In novels, [Read More]
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