Changing Horses Midstream
When it comes to writing, you can’t change horses midstream, so to speak. Or can you? Being flexible as a …
Category Archives: Writing
Writing in the Year of the Horse
Earlier this year, we blogged about why it might be nice to try team writing in the Year of the …
Life is a Collaboration
Yesterday I listened to NPR’s Fresh Air host Terry Gross interview Tim Gunn, the nattily-dressed and well-loved Project Runway (PR) …
Letting It Flow
I just finished with the first draft of Brit Darby’s next novel, a historical Scottish adventure set along the Border. …
Tag-Teaming 2014
Many of us kick off a brand new year with a handful of resolutions. Some are the typical vows like …
NaNoWhatNow? Three Tactics for Getting Un-Stuck
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of Mike Renlund One of the reasons I LOVE NaNoWriMo…
How to Woo Your Muse
I haven’t been posting in the blog lately for the simple fact I’ve been stretched almost invisibly thin during November. …
Writing One-Size-Fits-All Books
When B and I reunited to collaborate on writing books, we thought long and hard on the direction we wanted …
Feed the Arts: Hire a Writer (and Editor)
“I’m going to write a book someday.” How often have you heard that from people you meet, especially after you’ve …
Hollywood in My Head
Come on, if you’re a writer, surely you’ve envisioned it? Dared to dream it? I know I have thought about …
