I'm going to give you some advice that you probably don't hear very often: FAIL A LOT. In fact, the more you fail, the more you'll succeed. Here's why.

Are your professional & creative selves ever at odds with each other? How does that affect your writing? And how do you find a healthy balance?

Remember when writing used to be fun? Or better yet, satisfying? Re-ignite the spark and douse the shame with this week's podcast episode.

"Reading is essential if you're going to be a writer." You've heard it from teachers and fellow writers and books on writing. But WHY? Here's 8 amazing benefits writers get from reading.

What is your perfect writing environment? And is that where you do your best writing? Why do we take our writing environments so seriously?

You've written yourself into a corner and you have no idea how to fix it. Well, being in the corner sucks, so here are 7 ways you can try to get out.

In which we explore some great writing tools, caffeine addiction, unhealthy pencil obsessions, and (bonus!) Jane Austen's homemade ink recipe.

What is this elusive element we call a voice? And how do we go about developing our own?

You're passionate about writing. But the word "passion" means "to suffer". What does that mean for us as writers?

There are only 24 hours in a day. So saying "yes" to writing often means saying "no" to other stuff. Fun stuff. Important stuff. And that's hard.