10 Paying Children and Teen Markets for Writers – by Karoki Githure
These paying markets for writers need non-fiction, fiction, poetry, and so much more!
storytelling
Bare footprints in the snow and clean dishes in the woods? – Topic, Common Themes, and WINNERS of the WritersWeekly.com Winter, 2023 24-Hour Short Story Contest
She kept leaving food until she’s spiked that high fever. On her third day in bed, she startled when she heard heavy footsteps on the front stoop…
35 of The Strangest Things Uncovered (and not) in the Alex Murdaugh Murder Trial + 5 CLEAR MOTIVES FOR THE MURDERS
From the judge telling the defense attorney to “Sit Down!”, to statements Alex mistakenly blurted on the stand, to Alex Murdaugh HIDING THE DETAILS OF HIS WIFE’S WILL FROM THE JURY…and everything in between!
ChatGPT, AI, and the Future of Writing and Publishing – by Brian Whiddon, Managing Editor
As a writer or author, should YOU be worried? Are your knowledge and skills about to become irrelevant?
8 Blogs That Will Pay You To Write About Psychology and Mental Health by Omoleye Okusaga
If your topic relates to mental health, we’ve got something on this list for you.
How Open Calls from Publishers Can Inspire You to Finally FINISH THAT MANUSCRIPT by Dawn Colclasure
Some writers are notorious for starting books they just can’t finish writing. However, it’s not about being lazy.
LAST CHANCE! START-TIME IS THIS SATURDAY!! What Will the Winter, 2023 24-Hour Short Story Contest Topic Be?!?!
As with every every Winter contest, you can expect some f-f-f-f-freezing temperatures, some romance, maybe something cozy, or creepy…or maybe none of the above! Ha ha ha!! You’ll soon find out!
The Knots on the Old Stick Matched Her Gnarled, Arthritic Knuckles… – Topic, Common Themes, and WINNERS of the WritersWeekly.com Fall, 2022 24-Hour Short Story Contest
“It’s yours now,” the elder said as she handed over the thick stick, its knots and bumps matching her gnarled, arthritic knuckles. “But, be warned…”
When Family Members Don’t Read Our Work…
Nobody in my family has read all of my books.
How to Get Your Audiobook Customers to Buy Your Other Books! – by Neil Plakcy
A personal connection, and some crafty add-ons to the end of your audiobook(s) will keep readers coming back for more!