How do you not just survive a critique session, but benefit from it? Here are seven guidelines that might help.

I just did a fun interview at Author Turf. It’s easily the longest interview I’ve ever done, with lots of interesting questions.

Critiquing other people’s work isn’t just a great way to improve their writing. It will help yours, too.

Have you ever read a story and thought that the writer was speaking specifically to you? It happened to me the other night, when I realized with Dr. Seuss.

Sometimes, the cliches are true. Here’s the story of how I lucked into making one work for me.

It can be hard to cut scenes. This is how I get through it.

What does a new author need most? Reviews. I could use your help on this one!

Signing autographs is always fun, and talking to kids about Dragon Run raises the fun even higher, but this… this took me to a place I never expected. Wow.

Here’s an interview I did about writing in general and writing Dragon Run, in particular.

Here’s a fun idea for your next book or short story: try connecting with the reader through fiction!