The Pomodoro Technique is deceptively simple. Set a timer for half an hour or so, ignore all distractions, and focus on your work. On the…
Have you ever wondered… … how writers deal with reviews, both good and bad? … what kind of mistakes beginning writers often make? … where…
MileHiCon is one of those strange and wondrous places where you can randomly run into legendary authors such as Eric Flint (New York Times, Wall…
Every writer I’ve ever talked to always wants to achieve more. (Even Hugh Howey.) We all want to reach more readers, sell more books, write…
Hey, this is cool. Join me over at Word Cafe for an interview where I reveal everything I know about: • Building a full-time career…
Imagine if there was a way you could instantly spark new ideas, organize your thoughts and get more done every day. As a writer, my…
The other day, I was fielding questions about my upcoming novel when the topic of inspiration came up. How do you know when you’re inspired by a…
We tend to think of life in moments, as if you snap a photo, and that’s your life. Fixed, unchanging. But it doesn’t work that…
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