Don't worry if you've been struggling to put words on paper. Take it one day at a time.

#PitMad is coming up, yet again! Learn more about this Twitter event and how to pitch your manuscript to literary agents.

If you’re struggling to write or avoiding it altogether, maybe it’s time to stop emphasizing how many words you’re cranking out and instead, look at it as an opportunity to de-stress and play.

Starting a new writing project can be daunting and can cause us to stress about doing things right. But, writing isn't about being right, it's about consistency—even when things get messy.

Here are three habits I implemented this past year to help me be more productive, boost my mental health, and maintain my physical health.

While I’m ready for the new year, I’m not sure I’m ready to forget 2020. Because even though so many terrible things have happened, I’ve grown a lot this year as a person.

Instead of sprinting toward 50,000 words this year for NaNoWriMo, I challenged myself to edit and upload chapters of my novel The Strange Case onto Wattpad throughout the month. Here’s how it went.

Even though feeling unmotivated is normal, it’s important to develop strategies for staying productive. Here are two strategies I’ve been using to help me stay productive, even when I don’t feel like writing.

When we think of a “professional” we think about a person who is paid X to do Y. And to extent this is true. But what if being a professional writer is actually more of a mindset?