Another great post from Dean Wesley Smith! This time Dean gives us 10 ways to write and have fun while doing it: The New World of Publis...

This is another terrific article by Dean Wesley Smith, this time on how to make your stories visible : The New World of Publishing: Help...

I love Dean Wesley Smith's posts--especially the mini series he did as he wrote a 70,000 word book in 10 days --but I have a feeling t...

Writing 3,000 words a day is hard. I can just imagine Dean Wesley Smith shaking his head saying, "You think writing three hours a d...

Today I'd like to talk about Cliffhangers. I've been reading Dean Wesley Smith's mini-series about ghost writing a 70,000 wo...

Writing A Book In 10 Days I've been reading Dean Wesley Smith's miniseries of blogs where he publishes a running log of his pr...

Writing A Novel In 10 Days That's right. Dean Wesley Smith is writing a novel in 10 days ! If you're boggled by that--and I w...

Or, to use Kris Rusch's term, when is a story ready to be released into the wild?" "Into the wild." I like that phras...

Rewriting Is Not Writing We often hear the saying, "Writing is rewriting." Dean Wesley Smith disagrees, he does not believe...

In John Scalzi's latest blog post, A Contract From Alibi , he writes that Alibi's contract terms are so heinous he wouldn't r...

I'm loving Dean Wesley Smith's new series for writers on how to set yourself up for success in 2013. Over the past couple of we...

Dreams vs Goals Wouldn't it be great to win the lottery? Or sell a billion books? Or have one of your titles hit the #1 spot on th...

Today I was spoiled for choice concerning topics to write about. Hugh Howey broke the news about his terrific deal with Simon & Sch...

Dean Wesley Smith and Joe Konrath were the two writers who, more than anyone else, convinced me that independent publishing offered oppor...