The act of finishing your writing project is where the real magic happens. But getting to "The End" can be so challenging!

This image is from Stockcake. I recently got feedback on selected chapters from the draft of my gothic mystery. One piece of feedback both beta readers shared was how much they enjoyed the setting. Their comments were great news for me, because I've worked hard on the setting of my story. It takes place on the Catskill Mountains, mostly at an old, creaky manor where a vast forest, dark and mysterious, hulks against the building on one side. The action of the story spans the

Three authors share how they have created a different kind of writing group that's helping them in their writing careers

Choosing the right type of critique circle comes down to two options: One that focuses on one genre, or one that embraces various genres and formats.

Cultivating a writing routine is hard work. If you partner with the members of your writing group, the task is easier!

Review your goals now to make the most of a writing group for the rest of the year. Several writers told me that they take off from...

In the competitive world of writing, it’s crucial to keep up with trends and opportunities. One type of writers' group that focuses on these areas is the industry intel group.

Writing Group Authors: Show Your Support! No matter what kind of writing group you're in, mutual support among the members is essential...

Build your feedback confidence to transform your writing!

Writing group anthologies are great ways to showcase collective talent and reach more readers!

Your writing group buddies can make a big difference to your writing development.

Writing is a personal journey. Is a writing group a fit for you?

Learn more about writing groups to make the most of the opportunity and achieve your writing ambitions.

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Reading plus writing equals growth in your craft. So grab a good book and get reading!

Kaye George, award-winning short story writer and novelist, shares her enthusiasm for writing groups and communities.

You can learn a lot about your own writing by giving feedback on others' works. Plus, a new ebook about feedback is coming!

Thanks to some of you readers, here are a few more suggestions of free writing tools.

Here's my writing progress update for March. I think of you as a member of my big, bold, extended writing group , and I promised to share...