We technically know how to do habits, but why is implementation so freaking hard?

A story is a lot easier to write when your character may have flawed reasons driving them, and it gives them something to fight against!

What makes a professional writer may turn out not to be what most people would assume.

We're all imposters, no matter what you think. Trust me. All of us.

We're back! Kind of! Matt is taking some time off, so I have some other authors coming in to help me out in the meantime until he returns to us. This week we have Chuck Wendig!

I'm a HUGO FINALIST! Escape Pod is up for Best Semiprozine, and SB Divya and I got nominated for Best Editor (Short form)!

It's easy to slip into stereotypes when you  are writing someone different from yourself. I have some thoughts on how to avoid that.

Aside from bringing the Internet down on your head when you say stuff like horror can't be in space, blanket advice is harmful in other ways, too.

I'm realizing that fear is often connected to the lack of control in a situation. Such as submitting to an editor or publishing a book. You might as well try to control the tides.

Practice and expectation of improvement are similar components between writing and running, but there's a big difference.