http://writercrashtest.com Short, humorous fiction writing critique by full-time author Holly Lisle teaches writers how to avoid common writing errors by demonstration and example of the principles that   more...make fiction work.  less

A portion from a workshop given by Mills College in 2001 on Non-Fiction Creative Writing

www.brianknack.com,steps to writing a book,tips on writing a book,writing a fiction book

www.writing.wotkshop.com STOP! Everything you've been told about copy writing is wrong! Learn the truth and fight back now by learning how to write headlines in seconds and the power copy writing tricks   more...the Pros use.  less

Just another night without sleep...

The first segment of a story written for the LiveVideo audience.

http://www.writercrashtest.com Episode 2 -- Learn how to write a novel BETTER! Discover writing mistakes you're making...and fix your fiction with novelist Holly Lisle's fun writing videos

http://www.writercrashtest.com Episode 1-- Learn how to write a novel BETTER! Discovering writing mistakes you're making...and fix your fiction with novelist Holly Lisle's fun writing videos

Begin your writing journey with internationally published author Robin Rice. Learn about the best motivation for writing and the three types of books she can help you with.

STOP! Everything you've been told about copy writing is wrong! Learn the truth and fight back now by learning how to write headlines in seconds and the power copy writing tricks the Pros use.

workshop

Featuring Yotube member cookiewriter

Writing the Novel
Structure and Construction
Part Two

Writing the Novel
Structure and Construction
Part One

http://www.becky-due.com - New book and novel just published by author Becky Due. This is a women's fiction book and is a must read for all mothers, daughters, and women in general. Watch the book   more...video trailer.  less

EmploymentCrossing.com Award-winning Canadian film director David Cronenberg, attending the Rome Film Festival this week, said he has written 60 pages of a novel. But besides ruling out that it would   more...be horror or science fiction, he offered few details on the project. "Based on the pages I have written we found publishers all over the world, which is very terrifying to me," Cronenberg told the Associated Press. "It's not like Stephen King, I don't know what it's like but you wouldn't call it a horror or science fiction novel at all. But what it is exactly, well, I don't know yet." Cronenberg did not specify if the main character would be able to make people’s heads explode with his mind; or turn into a half-man, half insect creature; or be an insane twin gynecologist. The director, known for "Videodrome," "The Fly," and "A History of Violence," said he had wanted to write a book for 50 years. Cronenberg also answered questions from fans and moviegoers, one of the fixtures of the Rome festival.  less

Suburban 1960s housewives discover a shared love for writing that
holds them together through the tumult of the times. Meg Waite Clayton
previews THE WEDNESDAY SISTERS.

In Joshua Henkin's new book, MATRIMONY, readers follow two young couples through a decade and a half of struggles in college, stormy romances, flawed marriages, triumphant joys and crushing career defeats.

It has arrived, the day for Lewis's first Public Appearance and it akes place right in Moore Park in Westfield, New York - TOMORROW 8AM - 1PM

Just me still marketing my book to whomever will listen.

We all know how the story begins: God is completing Heaven and Earth. Heaven was full of splendor... and the Angels were filled with laughter. Except for Lucifer, the most exquisite Angel in heaven and   more...the most jealous of God. Lucifer's jealousy of God ignites a war between God's Army and Lucifer’s followers. As the war ends, God and his army conquer Lucifer, banishing him from heaven. With God's own two hands, he throws Lucifer out of Heaven to rule in hell for all eternity. However, Lucifer did not gather his jealousy of God and the thought of War by himself. Lucifer was tempted, and manipulated into thinking he could defeat God, by an unknown evil, just as powerful as God. Its name was "No Name," it was neither good nor evil, and it was neither merciful nor malicious. It's "I,AM"  less

Pulp magazine covers showing what women were suppose to be like in early science fiction stories.

The introduction and breif synopsis of Lewis's imaginary friend, Edgar.

An attempt at making a puppet.