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Revising Your Novel: How to Use Fresh Images and Add Emotional Depth to Your Writing

Whether you drafted a new novel in November for National Novel Writing Month or you're in the middle of a multi-year writing project, one key task in

As news of the school shooting in Newtown, CT unfolded, I was sad, of course, but I tried to keep rationalizing it. “These things happen,” I said.

Seeing your book cover for the first time is like waiting for that guy from Match.com to show up at the restaurant. You've laid out your expectations

After surviving job layoffs, cancer, real estate snafus, and getting four kids through college, my husband and I started making plans for our

There is a little bit of Scrooge in all writers. In the frenzied days leading up to Thanksgiving (which of course are only a prelude to even

First off, thanks so much for letting me chat on your site, Holly! Your journey along the writing road was very interesting to read in your bio.

Every October, I look at the leaves turning gold and red and orange around me and feel grateful that I'm still here. It was in October that I was

As the presidential contest comes to a rolling boil, my mom and I have to tread carefully in every conversation. She is a staunch Republican, a Fox

“What are you doing in there, honey?” My husband claims that he had to call me through the bathroom door three times before I heard him. The shower