By learning to embrace the nonlinear nature of the ADHD brain, you can learn to write with more ease and less frustration.

By learning to embrace the nonlinear nature of the ADHD brain, you can learn to write with more ease and less frustration.

Although many writers with ADHD develop vivid, unforgettable voices, nearly all initially struggle with how to effectively organize and communicate their stories. The same traits that give rise to cre...

Although many writers with ADHD develop vivid, unforgettable voices, nearly all initially struggle with how to effectively organize and communicate their stories. The same traits that give rise to cre...

How first-person, third-person, and omniscient POV shape your story and your reader's expectations

Following the Venerable Buddhist monks and their dog

The author of The Pink Marine discusses his publishing path, writing for books versus screen, what development execs look for, and more.

Welcome to the most biodiverse planet in the known universe

You're not betraying your late friend.

ALT: a woman making a funny face with her mouth open

Our animal friends are no better equipped to handle climate change than we are, but you can help them stay cool(ish) with these tips and tricks.

It had never occurred to me that there was anything the human mind was incapable of understanding

Pet loss grief is personal to each individual, and often we don't know what to say. So here's what to do, instead.

Pet loss grief is personal to each individual, and often we don't know what to say. So here's what to do, instead.

On writing, creative fears, and the fear of missing out (on profits)

A common anxiety for authors querying their debut is fear of someone stealing their story idea. Here’s why it’s not an actual threat.

What they are, why they arise, and how to recover (no greasy food required)

The panel from BARK!fest is now available to watch, free