Old Friends, New Friends

Series thrive on familiar faces and fresh perspectives. Learn how to bring back beloved characters while introducing new ones in ways that keep stories feeling vibrant and emotionally engaging for longtime readers.

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Writing a Synopsis

Writing a Synopsis

Elaine Ash, J.L. Hill, and Ronda Wells break down the often intimidating task of writing a synopsis. They offer clear guidance on structure, voice, and focus to help authors create summaries that capture both the heart of the story and its emotional impact.

How to Write Action That Readers Can Feel

How to Write Action That Readers Can Feel

A.M. Adair, Angela Greenman, J.D. Webb, K.L. Murphy, and Michael Lucker show how powerful action scenes are built on more than explosions and speed. They break down pacing, sentence structure, and word choice, revealing how to choreograph movement, control rhythm, and...

The Truth About Psychopaths

The Truth About Psychopaths

Psychopathy is often misunderstood and exaggerated in fiction. Professor Stephen Benning explains what psychopathy actually is, how it is identified, and why diagnosis depends on more than surface behavior. Writers gain insight into how psychopaths perceive themselves...