Half Lives
Read about how Lucy Jane Santos stumbled on her topic for Half Lives: The Unlikely History of Radium.
Jump in at the Deep End: Be a Fearless Writer
All kids are fearless, until they start editing themselves. Learn to quiet your inner editor so you can be a fearless writer.
Conversation, Writing, and Coaching
I became a writing coach to help my clients join the conversation. It’s only when we welcome and celebrate multiple perspectives that we can create a kinder, more tolerant society.
Race, LGBTQ+, and Business
Over the last several weeks I’ve been quiet on here because I’ve been doing a lot of listening, reading, and […]
How do you decide what to write?
Whether you’re writing a blog post or a book, you’ve likely asked yourself what you should write. It may feel like you could write about anything – after all, thanks to the internet, you can research anything you want. But just because we can do something, doesn’t mean we should.
Why do you need to use reliable sources?
As writers, we have a responsibility to our readers to filter out unreliable information when we choose what sources to use in our books, blogs, and articles.
How will it feel to see your book on the shelf?
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to hold your book or see it on the shelf? Read on!
What Happens When You Work with a Publishing Consultant: Interior design, proofs, and metadata
So you’ve finished your manuscript, thoroughly revised it, sent it to your beta readers, applied their feedback, and sent it […]
How I fit writing in around my life
I wrote the first draft of my book, There’s a Book in Every Expert (May 2020), in four weeks. I never wrote for more than two hours a day, and I didn’t write on weekends.
Don’t commit intellectual property theft
I’ve had a few clients lately who had concerns about how to responsibly use other people’s words and ideas. In […]