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...

In a post with a very un-Chuck-Wendig-like title, How To Maximize Your Word Count and Write More Every Day , Chuck talks about how to writ...

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...

Got your attention? Perhaps that title is over-the-top but Kris Rusch knows her stuff. She's been in the industry as a successful work...

Kris Rusch has written another awesome, inspirational, post: Out! All of You! It was just what I needed. Over the past few days I've...

What Is Crowdfunding? I've talked quite a bit about how to sell your work through Amazon, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, and so o...

" Turn into something Beautiful " by Courtney Carmody under CC BY 2.0 For a while now Kris Rusch, among others, has been say...

There are writers and then there are writers . In a recent post Kris Rusch reveals that she wrote 1,000,000 words last year. One million...

This is from the blog of Kris Rusch: ... I got something from a New York Times bestseller who, in the middle of a contract negotiatio...

I know I posted about this yesterday, but this article by Kris Rusch is excellent. Kris talks about companies that charge for things like...

An article in The Globe And Mail recently proclaimed the end of the professional writer. Professional writers, it was said, are going th...

I generally read Kris Rusch's business post as soon as it comes out on Wednesday or Thursday, but I've been busy and didn't...

I love Kris Rusch's discussions of agent clauses. I'm sure that many, perhaps even most, agents are kind, honest, people who look...

Kris Rusch on non-compete clauses: In reality, it’s a “do-not-do-business-without-our-permission” clause. I did write about this in l...

Ever wondered whether you had what it took to be a writer? Ever feared you weren't talented enough? Jody Hedlund's article is a ...

Book Promotion Kris Rusch says: not very . She writes: The person who disagreed with me ... was convinced I didn’t know what I was ta...

Kris writes: At every craft workshop I teach, I make at least one writer cry. ... How do I bring writers to tears? Usually by saying ...

In today's business world writers have more choice than ever but sometimes that makes life harder rather than easier. Today writers c...