I first started writing because I was inspired by the books I read, but my first novelette was a far cry from the rich, suspenseful books that I’d...
An Author’s Typical Work Day: A Sneak Peek Into the Routines of 14 Authors
Do you ever wonder how you’ll find time to write when you grow up, move out, and have to do life “for real”? Or maybe you’re already an adult and...
9 Ways Teens Can Prepare for a Writing Career
When I first learned to roller skate, my dad was with me. He gave me lots of good advice, like how to move my feet and position myself. “You should...
How to Grow Your Readership: Top Strategies of 9 Authors
When I first heard the word “platform” in the context of writerly steps, I had a vague notion of social media followers, email subscribers, and...
Glorify God in Your Writing: 7 Authors Show You How
“So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31). Christian writers have existed ever since...
8 Common Writing Problems (and How To Overcome Them)
Twice a week after school in second grade, I would put on cleats and shin guards, fill up my water jug, and go to soccer practice. First, we’d do...
How to Find a Writing Mentor and be the Best Mentee
Perhaps you’ve heard about writing mentorship. Maybe you’ve seen it on our WriterScore test or our online community. Or perchance a speaker at a...
3 Ways to Strengthen Your Story’s Sagging Middle
Sometimes, the middle of your story is like a confused forest trail. The trail starts out in front of your little cabin, so you follow it. It’s...








