

The Skinny on Writing Children’s Chapter Books
Writing children's chapter books is a rewarding endeavor that bridges early readers and middle-grade literature. Learn the key elements, from word count and vocabulary to humor and adventure, that make these books engaging for young readers.

Plotters or Pantsers: You Are a Multitude
Plotter or pantser? The truth is, we are all both. Each project demands a different approach, and the best way forward is to embrace the journey of discovery. Creativity is unpredictable, and defining yourself as one or the other limits the possibilities of your writing. Instead of focusing on labels, focus on the story—because in the end, that’s what truly matters.

Unlocking the Reader’s Mind: Control We Wish We Had
Writers can craft the perfect words, but the reader’s mind is the true enigma. We can’t control how our work is received—only write our best and keep writing until the magic happens.

The Importance of Community in Writing
Writing isn’t a solitary pursuit—it thrives in collaboration. Embrace the community around you, from fellow writers to readers, and discover how shared passion makes the journey worthwhile.