How to Handle Multiple Protagonists: Balancing Perspectives.

I’m here to share some thoughts on tackling stories with multiple protagonists! The classic single-protagonist narrative, a beloved format for good reason, lets us really dig deep into one character’s head. But what if your story is bigger than that? What if your world is sprawling, your conflict massive, or your theme so intricate it … Read more

How to Give Your Poems a Unique and Memorable Style

So, you want to make your poems stand out? I mean, who wants to write something that just drifts away into the endless sea of words, right? The poets we actually remember, the ones whose words stick with you, they’ve figured out how to create a style that’s totally their own. It’s not about being … Read more

How to Get Your Song Lyrics Published: Paths to Exposure.

You know that thrill you get after pouring your heart and soul into your song lyrics? You’ve spent countless hours crafting them, and now, that quiet satisfaction turns into a burning question: how do you get these words out into the world? Publishing song lyrics isn’t about getting famous overnight; it’s about building your credibility, … Read more

How to Get Your Poetry Published: A Step-by-Step Guide

The journey from a private notebook to a public page is challenging, but super rewarding for any poet. We all aspire to see our verses resonate beyond our personal space, but getting published often feels like a total mystery. So, I’m going to break down that process for you, offering a clear, actionable roadmap for … Read more

How to Get Your Play Produced by a Community Theater: Start Locally.

I’m going to share with you something that many of us who write plays dream about: seeing our words come to life on stage. Now, Broadway and even big regional theaters can feel like these massive, distant goals, right? But listen, there’s this incredible, vibrant world out there that’s totally within reach: community theater. It’s … Read more

How to Get Published: A Short Story Writer’s Submission Guide

So, you’ve got this awesome short story, right? You’ve poured your heart into it, agonized over every word, and now it’s done. But then you look at the mountain of literary journals, online magazines, and anthologies out there, and it just feels… huge. Like, how does anyone even get their story seen? I get it. … Read more

How to Get Feedback on Your Short Story Without Fear

Sharing your writing is a vulnerable act. From the very first word you put down to that final, painstakingly crafted story, it’s a piece of you. Letting that story leave the safety of your hard drive and enter someone else’s mind can feel incredibly daunting. Will they get it? Will they like it? What if … Read more

How to Get Feedback on Your Memoir and Use It Wisely.

Writing a memoir, for me, feels like this intimate dance. It’s about memory, truth, and the craft of storytelling all woven together. But honestly, a memoir, especially one I hope to publish, never really feels finished until other people have read it. The thought of letting someone else see my most personal story can be … Read more