As National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) wraps up, you might ease up on the writing for a while. Maybe you want to start editing your story, or maybe you want to take a break from writing altogether and read. Either way, I have a list of my top 10 books or series for writers, storytellers, and other people who love language.
For those taking part in NaNoWriMo, you have one week left of Preptober! I have three worksheets to help keep you on track. Good luck, Wrimos!
Happy Banned Books Week! This week happens every year in late September, and we can celebrate our freedom to read by cracking open a good book.
The title of a book is your first glimpse into the author’s mind. It tells you a little bit about what you can expect, which is why title choice is so hard but so important.
There are very few women out there who have holidays celebrating them, but Esther is one, and Purim is the time to bring her story to life!
Enjoy this quick puzzle for Valentine’s Day! Try to match characters in famous literary couples.
Learn about some factors that influence trends in book length.
Like last year, I’m going to wrap up 2021 by reviewing some books that were published this year.
Are you buckling in for National Novel Writing Month this year? Here are some YouTube channels for writers that can help you along.
People have looked at werewolves in a lot of different ways over the years, their views changing with the times. This article will give you a brief glimpse into peoples’ shifting viewpoints, as seen in literature from ancient times to the present day.