Writing community

Let's be honest. As glamorous as writing sounds, it all comes down to you, at your desk, writing alone. Pretty depressing, huh? But what if you could socialize your writing experience, and still stay productive? I'd say, sign me up! When I was writing my first novel, These Are the Moments

Why should you join a writing group? Writing can be lonely. Sitting at a computer, typewriter or writing in notebook are things you do alone. You don’t get feedback, you can’t ask questions and you don’t have a cheering squad of people chanting, “You can write it!” And there are many times you need someone

We imagine writing is an isolated activity. But the truth is, every writer needs a writers group. Here's how to find and maintain your community.

Looking to find a community of writers? Check out this post, where I feature writing communities on Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit.

Life can get in the way of our writing, and once you get out of the groove it can be really hard to get back on track and get your blogging groove back!

I’m currently hard at work on my third full-length YA manuscript. The first lives in a drawer with a stack of rejection letters and the second, Neverland, will be published by Penguin Random House …

If you’ve been visiting this blog for a while, you will most likely have seen my A Writer’s Guide series that usually goes live on Sunday’s. These articles are written by guest wr…