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Advice for Writers

Becoming an Author Later in Life

Writing as a Second Act: Becoming an Author Later in Life

Starting a writing career and aspiring toward becoming an author later in life might feel intimidating, but it’s a thrilling, rewarding adventure. You don’t have to follow a conventional path to become an author. Whether you’ve spent years honing your… 

Creating Child Characters that Feel Real

Writing Authentic Children: Avoiding Stereotypes and Precociousness

Creating young characters that feel real is a delicate balance. While it’s tempting to make them stand out by adding unique qualities, it’s important to resist making them overly precocious or stereotypical—doing so can strip them of their genuine, relatable… 

Writing Multigenerational Stories

Writing Multigenerational Stories: Braiding the Past, Present, and Future

Multigenerational stories resonate because they explore universal themes like family, legacy, and connection. They invite readers to journey through time, understanding how decisions made in one era ripple through the lives of future generations. Whether it’s the epic sagas of…