Are you a good writing feedback partner? Watch this! You can pre-order From Draft to Craft: A New Writer's Guide to Feedback  here!

Watch today's writing feedback tip! You can pre-order From Draft to Craft: A New Writer's Guide to Feedback here!

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.

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

May was filled with chilly, gloomy weather. So, I read gothic-y books and worked on a ghost story. Now, I need your opinion on endings.

Feedback provides clues to what's working or not working in your manuscript. Every writer knows the feeling: You've poured your heart...

DonnaRae Menard has written mystery series, historical fiction, and fantasy. It's a joy to welcome you to a guest post by  DonnaRae...

My paranormal romance experiment has gone live! Listen to a snippet here.

April has been a month of ups and downs. How has it been for your writing work?

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

Dear New Writer, here's a book to help you give and get feedback.

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

Patricia Crisafulli is a bestselling author and an award-winning fiction writer, featuring her exciting Ohnita Harbor Mystery Series.

One of my experiments took off! Should I finish it to the end? Listen and let me know in the comments.

As promised, here's my writing update for February. And don't forget to leave a comment about how you're doing!

Timed writing sprints are a great way to boost productivity.

Award-winning and bestselling author L.C. Hayden is the creator of the popular Harry Bronson Thriller series For many of us, December is...

I love cookies. I love writing groups. So, what kind of cookie would I share with my writing besties? You'll love my recipe!

What happens when a writing group quacks like a duck, but barks like a dog?