I'm answering as many of your writing, marketing, and publishing questions as I can.

I'm going to teach you guys the difference between flat vs round characters.

Now seems like a good time for me to share my secrets on how to write faster.

Today we're talking about writing the end of your book–AKA the resolution.

I'm answering your 10 most popular questions about character arcs.

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

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

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.

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

I'm talking all about past vs present tense. I mean, it's not like you guys have been asking or anything . . .

Let's dive into how to turn an idea into a book, starting from planning or pantsing and ending with an outline.

So you want to write a book. Here are 10 things to do before you start writing to help set yourself up for success.

Sometimes we struggle to get motivated to write. Here's the shit that worked for me, maybe it will work for you.

These 10 popular writing and publishing tips didn't work for me, but they may work for you.

I'm dishing my 10 best tips for how to write toxic relationships, so you can write realistic red flags in your stories.