The Romantic Mystery Instruction Manual

The Ten Premises of Storytelling

The Ten Premises of Storytelling by Mary Logue   We are all storytellers.  We live in a sea of stories—gossip, news articles, anecdotes, parables, jokes, fairy tales, and, of course, books.   Having published many books and hoping to write a few more, I have been studying what role storytelling plays in our lives.  Also, teaching […]

The big lesson I learned teaching creative writing

The Big Lesson I Learned Teaching Creative Writing by Louise Jensen Recently I was asked by a friend if I’d teach a corporate creative writing class for her employer. Teaching isn’t something I do. The thought of standing up in front of a room and speaking brought me out into a cold sweat but it […]

You can never have too much research

You Can Never Have Too Much Research by Lynette Eason Hi all, happy to be back here and chatting with you. I’m working on a little project where I’m trying to come up with great ideas about research. I’ve decided that it’s quite a beast of a project so I’m narrowing it down a bit. […]