Heinlein’s 5 Rules of Writing for Indies
The other day I was wandering around Dean Wesley Smith’s website and noticed he has an online workshop covering Robert
The other day I was wandering around Dean Wesley Smith’s website and noticed he has an online workshop covering Robert
From 1915 to the present, many writers have come and gone. Most of them are forgotten. Yet, a few linger
A year ago I self-published four novels. That act was the fulfillment of a dream I’d had ever since I
There is one advantage age gives a person: it is perspective. The journey through time and experiencing what one experiences
Last week I wrote about Michael Tamblyn’s Tweets against Amazon’s attempt to secure a better bottom line for itself vis-a-vis
Some writers are naturally prolific and others aren’t. It is not an issue of good or bad, it just is.
Anthony Trollope stands as one of my favorite authors. A Victorian giant. In some ways larger than life. If one
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.