Here are some ideas on how to jump start your creativity after a slump.

The close third person point of view gives readers the intimacy of the first person point of view, while allowing the writer more freedom than the first person POV does.

There are editors who will skim the first few pages of a manuscript and throw it aside if they see the passive voice because they believe the writer who uses the passive voice must be a novice. So it's important to learn what the passive voice is and how to avoid it.

Here are some tips to help you organize and track goals for your children's writing in 2013.

Preparing a mockup (also called a "dummy") of your picture book can help you determine whether your book is commercially viable.

Working on a wide variety of writing projects strengthens your writing skills.

Great tips for starting the process of promoting your books and your name as an author.

Identifying your own strengths and weaknesses will help you become a better writer.

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