We’re pleased to welcome writer and blogger extraodinaire Ollin Morales to the RU campus! We met Ollin through the WriteToDone Top Ten Blogs for Writers contest. His blog, Courage 2 Create, and RU were among the top ten [...]
Sara is back and she is tackling another sticky issue – what does it mean to be a good literary agent? Now, we’ve e all been involved in those conversations about response times, rejection letters, [...]
I’ve always been a prolific reader. Since I was a small child armed with Dick and Jane books, the phrase Get Your Nose Out of That Book! Has echoed around our house. When I went [...]
Does framing out a story make you feel like a lion tamer more than a writer? Visiting Professor Amy Atwell cracks the whip on structural chaos in today’s post. Hi all—it is always a pleasure [...]
Weapons expert and literary consultant Adam Firestone recently gave a workshop hosted by the Ohio Valley RWA chapter. I picked Adam’s brain about a topic that interested many writers at the workshop. Romance University: At [...]
Rock*It Reads is a new concept that’s getting a lot of buzz – even USA Today is talking about it. Today’s Visiting Professor, author Monica Burns, is here to tell us all about Rock*It Reads [...]
This month we continue our line editing series with editor THERESA STEVENS. Welcome back, Theresa! This month we continue our line editing series with an entry that gives us a chance to talk about content editing [...]
Good morning. Part of what I love about reading is connecting with the characters. I love it when I can laugh (and cry) with them. Author Louisa George is here to offer some tips on [...]
Harper Fox is one of my favorite authors and a huge influence for me and my work – excuse me while I have a fangirl moment. I first experienced her work in an amazing book entitled, [...]
We are living in the beauitful age of options and authors have a mind-blogging buffet before them. Today we have Jennifer Fedderson of AudioLark Audio Books to tell you more about your options in the [...]