There's only one ms left out there now. Most are back - and all in all, it was a successful query run for me, where ...

First, promised followup: I have adjusted rather fabulously to my new glasses. And my new stature. I realize I've been seeing myself as increasingly dwarven over ...

At least in terms of chapters. 10 chapters down, 10 to go - although there are more pages in the second half. I'm still feeling ...

Although it's an artifact of writing more slowly than time passes and writing in linear time, I am experiencing an illicit thrill to find that my fictional season has lined ...

I have written everything by finding characters, living with them for awhile, and then creating structure for them; finding out what the themes are, building a ...

blahblahblahblah POST blah. Yes, a day like that. A long day. We're at the end of. Thank god. You know, November gets like that sometimes.

Today, my brain finally moved on this photo essay, and a big part of that was seeing some of RLo's stunning images. I'm really excited about the ...

Yayayayayayayaaaaayyyy!

In computer science terms, the statement "write what you know" would be considered a trivial instruction. After all, you cannot output information you do not ...

I've noted something in the comments on writerly support sites. The further along writers are in time, and in attention to their words, the less likely ...