Every story has a unique structure; no one structure fits them all. That would be boring. Good writing, good stories, may be a lot of t...

A few days ago Delilah S. Dawson wrote a post on Chuck Wendig's blog, Terribleminds , about how she writes a book. It's awesom...

Chuck Wendig has written what is, I think, his best post on writing so far, and since he has written quite a few fantastic posts that...

For the past few months I've been enjoying Chuck Wendig's posts about writing, and they just keep getting better! 11 Ways To ...

Ernest Hemingway and Chuck Wendig are two of my favorite writers: Hemingway for his stories and prose, Wendig for his writing on writing. ...

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...

The other day someone wrote to me and complemented me on my blog--which was very nice and made me blush--and then wrote something to the e...

I've been completing Chuck Wendig's flash fiction challenges--not entering them, mind you, but doing the work--and I'm findin...

I love this graphic. Chuck's snickerdoodle of writerly goodness brings up an interesting topic. What is a writer? What Is A Wr...

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...

I love it when Chuck Wendig talks about writing. Recently Chuck gave an interview to 52 Reviews in which he mused about how to find you...

Folks, this is the best post on writing sex scenes I've ever read: 25 Humpalicious Steps for Writing Your First Sex Scene, By Delilah ...

I love Chuck Wendig's flash fiction challenges! While I haven't succeeded in writing a 1,000 word short story that I could enter...