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Books that make you hurl

Sometimes a book is so bad I want to throw it across the room. In fiction it is usually the amateur writing mistakes or lazy attention to d...

Glen Binger, editor of 50 to 1, has a few words to offer about flash fiction and words of encouragement to all writers. Please welcome Glen ...

Ahhhh the possibilities. What would you do today if you knew you could not fail? What a fun question. And where does it lead you? What do I ...

Writers keep lamenting and worrying and choosing up sides of the changes being seen in the book itself and the industry surrounding books a...

The best writing class I ever took had nothing to do with writing. I signed up for a fabric painting class: Playing with Paint taught by Lyr...

Our dependency makes slaves out of us, especially if this dependency is a dependency of our self-esteem. If you need encouragement, praise, ...

Quick without putting alot of thought into it, list five, no make it three things that have stuck with you from your readings. Any readings....

Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas .... I know, I know, it's October! But I'm in the mood to make Christmas gifts and decoration...

Reading is a major part of growing your writing. Or at least it has been for me. I graduated high school, worked full time while taking one...

Alot like flu, football or baseball , whine has a seaon. It just seems to come more often. Writers seem to get it about once every week or t...

Markets are tightening their belts and my old standbys are not quite such standbys any more. Yet most still accept submissions, they're ...

I had a blog all written. Maybe I'll post it tomorrow, but I have to tell you about my exciting morning. Yes, I'm working on yet an...

Bob has been a voice of reason and inspiration on the Internet Writing Workshop for several years and has demonstrated with his writing succ...

One of the most tragic things I know about human nature is that all of us tend to put off living. We are all dreaming of some magical rose ...

Photo: From Alfred Hitchcock movie: Psycho. Shower scene Fear! Fear is of the devil. --the Bible We have nothing to fear, but fear itself....

Since leaving my lowly part-time page job at the library, I've sought to do a few things just for me. One was to take a fabric painting...

Anne Morrow Lindbergh's book always gives me comfort, inspiration, or something to mull over. I found her book years ago when I had smal...

Author Anne Lamott has a way of putting things into perspective with an earthy, resounding turn of phrase that hits readers between the eye...

Due to a contract that I couldn't bring myself to sign and a market that would not alter the contract wording to a kinder-gentler, less ...

It's a frequently asked question on the DorothyL list . "Where's Your Bookmark?" This group brought together by mystery --...