Bookish Musings

6 Reasons to Start a Journal

More Proof Creativity is Good for Your Body, Mind, and Spirit:

5 Reasons to Love Your Library

Celebrating Women Authors

Behind the Publishing Curtain: What You Don’t Know About Their Crazy-Busy Workday.

6 Creative Gifts for the Kid in You

The Light and Dark of Writing (and Reading) Romantic Suspense

4 Benefits of a Book-Based Education

Brews and Books: Coffees to Pair with Your Morning Read

Books That Will Make You a More Well-Rounded Person 

Elements Authors Use to Build the Intense Suspense

No Such Thing as a Bad Review

Push On To Publishing

Five “Killer” Genres Unpacked: The Difference Between a Mystery, Detective, Crime, Thriller, and Suspense Novel

Literary Lounging: Discovering the Ideal Sofas for Book Lovers

Finding Time to Write

Goals, Goals, and More Goals. Taking The New Year by Storm

My Beta Reading Deadline.

Celebrating December Holidays Through Books

Happy Holidays and Thank You for Being You!

Southern Book Affairs

Eleanor & Harry: Award-Winning Short Story

Why BU Won’t Go AI

Where Do “Novel” Ideas Come From?

How Books Help You Ease Your Worry

Why Writing Your Life Story Matters

The Great Escape: How Books Help You Stay Sane

My Eat, Pray, Love, Year of Writing Fiction

My James Patterson Encounter

How Writers Support One Another

The Books That Started It All

Nobody Washes Dishes in a Suspense Thriller: Why I Love Cozy Mysteries

The Story of My Settings

Writing As Therapy

5 Tips for Writing Stories that Give People Hope

Why Book Conferences Are Worth The Investment

Yoga For Writers

10 Exciting Writing Spots to Refresh Your Inner Muse

Storytelling: A Guest Post by Jen Braaksma

Is a Creative Career Calling You? 

5 Ways Kindness Boosts Your Success (And the Books that Will Show You The Way)

7 Ways To Lessen the Sting of Insults (And Books That Will Help)

Saying “No” and Letting Go 

Bright Books for When You’re Feeling Blue

The Power of Books

Fiction Friends Versus Fictional Friends

Create Lasting Conference Experiences

Are Writing and Reading Guilty Pleasures?

How Do I Pick The Books I Review?

5 Ways Reading Improves Your Brain Health

Why can’t these books be made into movies?

150 Books In A Year—Don’t Try This At Home

Don’t Close The Book On Libraries

Book Club Favorites

Something Old and Something New

Re-Reading

Self-Compassion for The Reader and The Writer

A Bouquet of Colored Pencils and Other Gifts Creatives Love

What’s Fun For You? Reading—Guilt Free

I Double Dog Dare You! To Write The Next Bestseller

How Winter Holidays Can Help Us Make Heartfelt Changes

4 Ways Writing Improves Your Life

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