Suspension of disbelief is crucial to crafting an immersive story. If readers don’t believe in the story, they won’t keep reading. So ho...

I'm trying something new. I've released a YouTube video today. What follows is more or less the script for it. My Story My...

Today I want to discuss what bad books can tell us about good writing. To do this I’m going to discuss the history of an intentionally ...

I had a busy weekend. What was I doing, you ask? I was combing through the contents of my digital bookshelf looking at the words, esp...

David Mamet sent a memo to the writers of The Unit in which he tells them how to craft a dramatic story, one which will keep an audience...

Jim Butcher's posts on the art and craft of writing are the best I've read and have been of enormous help to me. I often recommen...

I love this tool! From the site: How much bullshit hides in your text? PR-Experts, politicians, ad writers or scientists need to be s...

I love it when authors read their own material, it often gives it a peculiar life no one else can. Stephen King has narrated the audiobook...

The short answer: If you're worried about it, then if it isn't 'good' right now, if you keep working at it, it will be. One...

Looking back at my blogs and tweets over the last couple of days, I realize I've been focused on the subject of good writing. Here are ...

Here's another great post by Joe Konrath. There has been a lot of talk lately about the criteria for good writing. Here's what J...