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How Flannery O'Connor taught me about the source of our joy as artists during my visit to Milledgeville, Georgia.

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Learn how writing about difficult family relationships & experiences can be a powerful tool for reaching new understanding & creativity.

Learn how to interview family so you can not just capture the stories, but achieve the perfect wording and details to bring them to life.

This is Us is a bingeworthy masterwork with a lot to teach writers about crafting family stories.

If you really want to expand your arsenal of tools for portraying families in your writing, Jane Austen gives a master class on it.

Meet Elizabeth Giger, homeschool mom & author of Beyond the Front Door.

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Transformation for your writing happens when you determine what you do best, where it comes from, and how to do as much of it as possible.

Beat typos & errors with my favorite techniques for being a great self editor.

More than likely, your teacher got it wrong. Editing isn't what you think it is.

Learn what a chapbook is & how to powerfully share your poetry through a short, unified collection.

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Music is a great place to start if you’re looking for inspiration for a poem.

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Maybe you can’t meet one on one with the authors you admire—but you can read their writing to understand how it works.

Getting feedback is essential to making your work stronger—but not all feedback fits your vision for your story.

Learn the formula we use to work with clients' writing & how to apply it to writing from your author friends.

Once you have gone through the process of creating your first draft and doing some revision, you’ve got a big decision to make…

If you’re a flash fiction writer or you’re thinking about trying your hand at it, these are expert tips to check out.