With an uprising of mental health issues in our modern culture, it’s tempting to just throw labels at characters. But how do you write mental health issues well? That’s what I explore in today’s article.
Category: Writing Tips
How to Fall Back in Love With Your Novel When All You Want to Do Is Throw It Against a Wall
Facing the burnout blues? Hate every sentence you write? Today’s article explores five tips on falling back in love with your WIP, even when it’s the last thing in the world you want to see.
How to Write a Horse Story When You Know Nothing About Horses– A Panel Discussion With Horse-Savvy Writers
Today I am sharing a panel discussion with ten horse crazy writers and their tips on writing horse stories.
Interview with Holly Caccamise, Editor of Horse Illustrated and Young Rider Magazines
Today I am happy to bring an interview with Young Rider and Horse Illustrated editor-in-chief, Holly Caccamise!
How to Write Realistic Fantasy Equines
It’s hard to write something that doesn’t exist, but today’s article dives into how you can use real life creatures to write fantasy equines.
5 Tips for Coming Back to Writing After You’ve Been Sick
In a ready-set-go culture, it’s hard for a writer to take a break, making getting back into groove after illness a difficult task. Today’s article dives into five ways you can get back into writing after being sick.
How to Balance Writing Strong Female Characters and Strong Male Characters
In this article, I discuss how woke agendas, secular ideologies, and even Dr. Doofenshmirtz contribute to a war against gender-specific rolls and how Christian writers can write strong male AND strong female characters in their novels.
Drop the Beard: 5 Ways to Create Original Mentor Characters
Are your mentor characters carbon copies of Gandalf and Dumbledore? This article will help you brainstorm five ways to write them into original, resonating mentor charactering.
Why Attending Homeschool Conventions is Beneficial for Writers (Even if You’re Not Homeschooled)
This article dives into how homeschool conventions may be the answer to your low budget for writing conferences– even if you’re not homeschooled.
From Fanfiction to Fandom: How to Turn Fanfic Characters into Characters You Can Use
This article shows you how you can turn your fanfiction OCs into characters who can stand on their own in an original work.