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Craft of Writing Q&A: Lauren Bjorkman
I have an annoying tendency to throw around words and acronyms as if everyone knows what I’m talking about: I’ve never participated in NaNoWriMo, I’m a believer in sim subs, and I love YAs. If you’re...
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Craft of Writing Q&A: Kate Horsley
Writing is my preferred form of communication. Pick up the phone? I really hate the phone, with its insistent icepick-to-the-brain ring—which isn’t even a ring these days unless you have a special...
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Craft of Writing Q&A: Deonne Kahler
We all take away what we need from story. Whether it’s in the form of a novel, an article, a conversation, or an interview, story resonates. Different approaches to writing work for different writers....
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Craft of Writing Q&A: Debra Mihalic Staples
A literary dynasty is a lofty thing to contemplate. I recently read Charlotte Brontë: A Writer’s Life by Rebecca Fraser, and while I found it a bit stolid and too reliant on Elizabeth Gaskell’s...
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Craft of Writing Q&A: Scott Archer Jones
One of the things I most enjoy about the Craft of Writing series is the insight it offers into how other writers work—approaches that are as individual as the writers themselves. It’s easy to get hung...
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