Writing Class

Kathy has the biggest book discussion club in the world. She literally can make a book head to bestsellerdom as she says. She host a girlfriend weekend for readers. She does so much. One of them is that she owned a book store beauty salon. The rest we'll let her tell you.

Sarah Smith is an astonishing at writing books. She has truly found her niche with book likes Faker and Simmer Down.

Craig Martello explains how the makes money with his books and how you can too. This month he discusses newsletters.

Craig Martelle is a prolific writer. He also lives off his royalty checks. Do you want to know how he did it? Once a month

Kris Spisak wrote her first book, Get a Grip on Your Grammar: 250 Writing and Editing Reminders for the Curious or Confused (Career Press, 2017), with a goal to help writers of all kinds sharpen their craft and empower their communications. Her “Words You Should Know” podcast and “Grammartopia” events follow the same mission, as does her latest book, The Novel Editing Workbook: 105 Tricks and Tips for Revising Your Fiction Manuscript (Davro Press, 2020). A former college writing instructor, having taught at institutions including the University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University, Kris is now an active speaker, workshop leader, and freelance editor. She is the board chair of James River Writers and is a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors, the Virginia Writers Club, and the Women’s Fiction Writers Association.