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From First Draft to Finished Book: My Writing Process, a guest post by Erin Yun (Plus a Giveaway!)
In some ways, the first draft is the most magical part of the writing process. Turning a blank word document into a manuscript will never not feel like alchemy to me.
Writing for the Voiceless, a guest post by Nanci Turner Steveson
Follow along as we celebrate the release of Midnight at the Shelter with behind-the-scenes looks from author Nanci Turner Steveson, plus 5 chances to win a copy!
A Love Letter to my Hometown – Wuhan, a guest post by Ying Chang Compestine
At its heart, Morning Sun In Wuhan is not merely a book about the pandemic but a tale about kindness, love, and community.
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The Beauty of Rejection, a guest post by Charity Alyse
Dear reader, let my life be a lesson: Let not the pains of rejection keep you silent. Instead, let them be the contrary wind that pushes your sails onward listen to the wants permeating within your heart and quiet your every wondering brain.
He Couldn’t Read It, So He Wrote It, a guest post by Justin Arnold
I wanted to write a party mix of all of it, those things that I love, in a story world where I and everyone else exists, because that’s the book I wanted to read as a teen but couldn’t find.
Creativity On the Wild Side: Writing Animal Point-of-View, a guest post by PJ Gardner
Now, writing animal POV isn’t all puppy breath and kitten kisses. There are definitely some challenges. But for the most part it’s a delight.
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Where the Light Hasn’t Reached, a guest post by Neal Shusterman
When I’m done with a series, I always lament the many stories that didn’t get told. So now I try to do something about that. First with UnBound – a story collection in the world of Unwind. And now again with Gleanings – stories from the world of Scythe.
What Do You Want to be When You Grow Up? A guest post by Rebecca Carvalho
I realized my creativity could impact people and it didn’t have to be something in the future. What do you want to be when you grow up? I didn’t have to wait. I could be a writer now.
Finding THAT Book, a guest post by Mark Fearing
Reading and I didn’t have a great start. Writing and I have an even more complicated history.
The Half-Truths and Lies in JUNKYARD DOGS, a cover reveal and guest post by Katherine Higgs-Coulthard
Write what you know does not mean writing about the surface stuff of our lives; it means writing what your heart knows. And sometimes our hearts lie to us.
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