Words Directly from the Fingertips of a Ghost Writer Over the last several years of working on the blog, I've come to know many writers....

A Childhood Favorite? It's been over a year since our last Book Versus Movie and I figured I should start it off with a childhood...

From Idea to Paper When writing a children's book it's important to keep in mind how you want the pages styled to have the writing and...

It's Been a While Usually at this point of the year, I write about any updates on my writing goals as well as give some other fun tidbits...

When Do You DNF a Book? A couple of months ago, I wrote about My Top 5 Favorite Reads. Well today, I decided it would be fun to continue...

A Prompt Chosen from Real Life Experiences The other day I thought to myself, why don't I write a story based on things I see or hear...

The Forgotten Goldmine Have you ever been scrolling through your notes app and come across a note that you either don't remember writing...

Make Yourself Comfortable While Reading If you’ve seen Beauty and the Beast, it’s most likely you wanted or still want a grand library as...

Seeing a Ghost(Writer) Last year, we pitted two ghost writers against each other to see how well they would do when given a prompt. I had...

Easier Than I Thought Back in March 2021, I released my first ever low content book 45 Writing Prompts for Basic, Intermediate, and...

Anyone Can Write As a young child, I had a teacher who did not like my writing. In fact, she would take a red pen and cross the entire paper out with a big X. I would see the other students with similar stories or papers as mine in which she would give A or B's too without so much as reading them. It made me believe my stories were no good and that I didn't think I could write. But as I've gotten older, I realized this was not the case. Anyone can write a story. How they tell