Michelle Griep has a ton of incredible advice for writers. I interviewed her earlier in the year and she shared a ton of information on writing novel. With this, she shifts her focus with her new information graph: On The Emotional Journey of Writing a New Book. She is a friend of this blog and I appreciate…
Author, writer, and novelist Michelle Griep is a friend of this blog. She has her own Writer Off The Leash where she provides free infographs like the one above. Click on it to see the original post and head over to see what she is up to. Today’s infograph talks about the Five Facts of…
Michelle Griep is a friend of this blog. She is a novelist who has written several historical romances including Gallimore. On her own blog, Writer Off The Leash, Mrs. Griep uses her experience as an author and writer to create awesome resources including free inforgraphs that she allows other bloggers to borrow. Today’s graph shows…
Brandilyn Collins has written several novels in her Seatbelt Suspense style including, The Chelsea Adams Series, Double Blind, Dark Justice, Over the Edge among others. In Getting Into Character: Seven Secrets A Novelist Can Learn From Actors, she shows us how method acting can help us build unforgettable protagonists, antagonists, and supporting characters. Using examples from…
Novelist Michelle Griep is a friend of this blog. She published this graph called 6 Traits Of A Writer. It is an interesting and informative. Look it over and then click on the graph to head over to her blog Writer Off The Leash for more great insight for writers and authors. Don’t forget to…
Michelle Griep is a friend of this blog. She makes info graphs that are great resources for writers, novelists, and authors, then allows us bloggers to post them for free. This is her newest graph: How To Build An Awesome Character. She gives 5 ingredients and lays them out excellently. Read it here and then…
Michelle Griep is a great writer and novelist. She also has a blog that is a great resources for authors. She posted this chart of “If/Then” Chart. She gave permission for others to use it. I put a link to her blog Writer Off The Leash in the chart. You should check it out.
Check out Michelle Griep’s great article on the 5 Rules of Writing Club! It’s a brief article, but it is full of some great wisdom.
Stephen King is a brilliant writer. He’s given such great classics like The Stand, The Mist, Cycle of the Werewolf, just to name a few. With On Writing, he takes us on a journey of his life, explaining his beginnings of writing, and then swooping down to give some very great advice. Some if it…
Check out the author blog All the Way YA it is a great blog for people interested in Young Adult fiction. There are so many great authors and editors on there. You will love it. They feature a column called #DearLaura where author and educator Laura Lascarso answers questions from various writers interested in taking…
2015 was the first year I participated in National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. The plan was to write a 50,000 word story in 30 days to be the framework for a first draft. I am disappointed to announce that I ended with just 45,000 words. I have no excuse except that I was really…
I made it past the 30,000 word mark! I’m only a few away from my goal of 50,000 words. For those of you who haven’t been following, I’m participating in National Novel Writing Month as we speak. The goal is to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. It can be any genre you…
As most of you know, I am participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). I am 10 days into it. I am following several Twitter accounts that offer encouragement to authors participating. They all have been extremely helpful in this process. The goal: write a 50,000 word story, something that can be turned into a…
@WritersEdit is one of the coolest author resources on Twitter. They tweet writing prompts, tweet out #amreading to see what authors are into these days, and, my personal favorite, they send out inspiring quotes from famous authors who have gone before. They do it across several genres, so do not worry about that! There’s something…
Michelle Griep, author of the novel Gallimore (check out my recommendation by clicking on the link), brings us another pretty cool resource by creating a simple editing checklist for author’s. Check out and visit her website: http://www.writerofftheleash.blogspot.com/ for more of her articles!
Michelle Griep, author of Gallimore (check out my review) and editor of the blog Writer Off The Leash created this chart to help writers and authors with writer’s block. When she posted it, she said anyone could post it anywhere and I loved it so much, I’m sharing it with all of you!
Seriously Write is a blog for Christian writers that provides great insight, pointers, knowledge, and wisdom to all aspects of writing. Live. Write. Thrive is a great website from author CS Lankin. She provides some great resources as well as an awesome newsletter for authors.
If you are a writer who is at their wits end and do not want to go on any further, than check out Before You Quit Writing, Read This! It is an excellent book full of stories from authors across the board. Some of their stories are tearjerkers, some funny, some are thinkers, but they…
Nina Amir knows her stuff and it shows in How To Blog A Book: Revised and Expanded Edition. She goes through various details about turning your blog articles, stories, poems, or just about anything into a book. She talks editing, copyright issues, printing, and a whole host of other issues when it comes to reformatting…
