Developing a Writing Voice That Feels Like You
Your writing voice does not appear all at once. Explore practical exercises for discovering your natural patterns, experimenting with different styles, and developing a voice that feels authentic to you.
Your Voice Matters: Why the World Needs Your Story
Have you ever felt the pull to put pen to paper or fingers to keys, yet hesitated, thinking your voice might not matter? If so, you’re not alone. Many aspiring writers grapple with the idea that their stories might not be worth telling. But here’s the truth: your voice matters, and the world needs your […]
Middle Grade, Part 2: The Anatomy of the MG Novel
Middle grade (MG) novels occupy a distinct and essential niche in children’s literature. But what makes a novel “middle grade”? Several key elements distinguish them from both younger children’s books and young adult (YA) literature, ensuring they cater to the developmental and emotional needs of a young, growing audience and their interests. Here are the […]