I'm breaking down the shittiest tropes in paranormal fiction, and boy does this genre deliver!

A few months ago, I talked about some of the stupid things writers say and now we're back for part two.

If you don't know what a beta reader is, or you wanna make sure you're handling your beta reviews properly, this is the post for you.

I'm answering your questions regarding writing, publishing, marketing, or my personal publishing journey!

Per your request, I'm breaking down my top ten best sci fi tropes in fiction.

I'm hitting you with my 10 best tips for writing a magic system readers can actually understand.

I'm sharing how to tell if you're getting scammed by a vanity publisher so you can run for the hills.

Let's dive into my tips and tricks for writing a multi-pov book so you can head hop to your heart's content.

Let's talk about every writer's worst fear. What do you do if no one likes your book?

Let's break down the hard truths of being a writer that'll make your heart sink and your butthole pucker . . .

Today we're talking about every writer’s secret obsession: writing death scenes.

I'm back again with some of the worst words used in spicy writing! Let's talk about words that will ruin your sexy scenes.

Let's break down the mysteries of morally grey characters. Are they good? Are they bad? Who cares! We love 'em.

Let's talk about how to write flashbacks so they don't suck–and whether or not you should even write them in the first place.

I'm sharing how NOT to write second chance romance so your readers can swoon and not cringe.

We're breaking down the best tropes in dystopian fiction, also known as finding the diamonds in a river of diarrhea.

Let's break down how to make an author newsletter, why you need one, and what to include.

I'm breaking down some of the stuff writers say that really doesn't paint them in the best light.

Ever wondered how to host a book giveaway? Indie authors, I'm sharing how to run a giveaway and get more readers' attention online.

In the conversation of tropes vs cliches, authors often find themselves with lots of questions. The answers may shock you . . .