Save the Cat! Writes a Novel is a great starting point for any writer feeling stuck, especially if you’re in the outlining/plotting process.

The goals I’m sharing for 2021 include my Author Goals and a few of my Personal Goals.

Hi everyone! As NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) rapidly approaches, I have had several writers reach out to me and ask about my...

I’ll be participating in NaNoWriMo next month, so I’ve been using October, otherwise known as “Preptober,” to prepare for NaNoWriMo.

If you’re a fellow writer, I’m sure you understand the feeling when you sit down to write but just can’t seem to concentrate.

As an author, dealing with negative reviews is inevitable.

If you’re a new writer, you may be unaware of ARCs (Advance Review Copies or Advance Reader Copies).

Many readers may be confused about the differences between the mystery and thriller genres. After all, they are closely related.

I want to remind all writers to take breaks because your mental health is important.

If you’re a new author or content creator, you may not know why it’s important to avoid using copyrighted images.

The more you read, the better you will understand what makes a book great.

Don’t focus on your weaknesses; maximize your strengths.

“Writing is not life, but I think that sometimes it can be a way back to life.” -Stephen King

Every time I sit down to write, whether it is working on a blog post, writing or editing my novel...there are a few things I need.

Someday I would love to be earning enough money from my books every year to be able to work as a full-time author.

Identify your self-publishing goals and what success means to you.

This is Part 2 of my “Inspirational Female Writers” blog post.

Instead of focusing on the negative, I’m focusing on what I can control.

The most important thing to realize is YOU HAVE THE TIME. It’s only a matter of how you use it.

My journey to self-publishing my first psychological thriller novel, “The Long Shadow on the Stage,” has not been an easy one.