Laugh Yourself to Death: Mixing Humor With Darker Topics Like Murder and Suspense
How Thinking Like a Comedy Writer Can Improve Your Writing, No Matter the Genre
Things Can't Get Worse, But They Can Get Funnier: The Value of Humor in Your Writing
Being Funny, Fearing Failure, and Doing It Anyway
The Writer's Digest Historical Fiction Interviews
Writing Historical Fiction Bundle
How to Add a Touch of Mystery to Your Historical Fiction--Whether or Not You're Writing a Mystery
When and How to Jettison History in a Historical Novel
Inventing the Past: Making People and Places Resonate With Readers
How to Breathe New Life Into Real Historical Characters
10 Tips for Researching and Writing Historical Fiction
Punch Them in the Face: Writing Realistic Martial Arts!
Lessons Learned After a Decade of Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy
Speculative Realities for Dystopian Times
Controlling Pacing in Your Science Fiction/Fantasy Novel
How to Give Your Sci-Fi or Fantasy Universe a Lived-In Feel
A Hero, an Anti-hero, and a Villain Walk into a Bar…
Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy
A Year of Writing Advice
Writing Poetry Bundle
Writing in Short Forms
Writing Poetry in Response to Current Events
An Appetite for the Page
Writing Poems That Are Interesting and Accessible