Writing can be a lonely career, and so authors are encouraged to find a community. Author Gayle M. Irwin shares her viewpoint on the importance of community. Gayle M. Irwin’s Book & Writing Process Q: What is the title of your book, and what is it about? A: Yuletide in Yellowstone Publication date: November 1, […]
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I always appreciate hearing how other authors navigate the writing life, especially the balance it takes to hold space for creativity amid the everyday. Tracey Mayhew’s simple tip on how to balance writing and life is so simple, you might wonder why you haven’t tried it before. Tracey Mayhew’s Book & Writing Process Q: What
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How do you deal with writer’s block? For many writers, even those words are scary. Author Krysten Lindsay Hager shares two tips for clearing writer’s block. Krysten Lindsay Hager’s Book & Writing Process Q: What is the title of your book and what is it about? A: When Stars Collide in the City. It’s a
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I love talking with authors and seeing how different their journeys look—and how each one finds their own rhythm for creativity. In today’s interview, you’ll meet an author who embraces a flexible writing schedule, proving that you don’t need rigid rules to create stories that resonate. Kacie Taylor’s answers are thoughtful, encouraging, and full of
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What is your process when planning a book? Whether plotter or pantser, every writer has steps they follow or a brainstorming process. Yes, it might be as simple as having an intriguing idea and opening a blank document. Author Becki Lee shares two questions she asks before beginning a new project. Becki Lee’s Book &
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Every writer’s path is filled with ups, downs, and the little victories that make the process worthwhile. In this interview with Tiffany Noel, we not only dive into the cozy romance of The Season of Falling but also explore how important it is to celebrate your writing journey along the way. From first outlines to
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Finding inspiration can be one of the toughest hurdles for writers. Whether you’re facing a creative block or simply struggling to move forward, it can be hard to push through. Harper Elliott, author of The Carpenter’s Match, shares her personal strategies for overcoming those moments when ideas just aren’t flowing. From taking a step back
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What kind of stories are you naturally drawn to? Do you gravitate toward the ones that open your eyes to a new perspective or reveal truths you’d maybe never considered? Aubrey Taylor writes WWII fiction from the German point of view. It’s a bold, thoughtful approach, and she’s passionate about helping readers see a side
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There comes a point in the writing process where writers must take a crucial step. It is the scariest thing for authors. It feels a little terrifying—maybe even paralyzing. In this candid interview, author Paulette D. Marshall opens up about the heart behind her Christian Historical Western Romance, the risks she’s taken, and one bold
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Perfectionism is something many people are familiar with. This is doubly true for writers who struggle with creating the perfect, polished manuscript for their readers. But what happens when your quest for perfection leaves you unable to complete a project? How do you handle perfectionism? Author Rebecca Minelga shares her tips for kicking perfectionism to
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