The third-grade class of West Brooke Elementary was still required to wear their uniforms on their museum field trip, but it didn’t stop...

It had been a dead night, even for the graveyard shift, until the faded clock above the counter singled 3am. The haunting started after that

Six tips on surviving and succeeding during National Novel Writing Month.

The reaper-in-training set four cans of energy drinks atop the counter and rounded back down an aisle for a handful of candy.

No one knew the real horrors that came with working the graveyard shift at a haunted gas station.

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I was a heavy user of cliches in my writing. It was so easy to use a saying everyone knew to get a point across and move on, but it’s...

A handful of the members in my Writing Group just finished their first drafts and I'm super proud of them! Finishing a novel is the first...

In the five years of hosting my writing group, these are general rules we have about feedback.

Your quick guide to understanding dialogue formatting.

Whether or not you’re in a writing group, I guarantee you’ve heard the phrase “show don’t tell.” Some people will tell you to show...

The house on the corner of Dunbar Road and Kent Avenue was a fairytale home. Its winding sidewalk weaved between ancient oak trees and...

Andersonville was the kind of small-town with not much to look at – unless you knew where to look, and Kale Foster knew exactly where to...