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Show, Don’t Tell: Huh?

“Show, don’t tell” is a fundamental principle of writing that can greatly enhance the reader’s experience. Instead of directly stating

MileHiCon 45 is in full swing. Yesterday, I was on the Animation for Adults panel, and we discussed everything from

I’ve been to too many conventions where name placards were not available for the panelists. Usually MileHiCon is on the

MileHiCon is celebrating its 45th year. Congratulations! Rose over at MileHiCon sent over the panel listings, and I’m on three

Looking at Facebook this morning, I see quite a few authors posting about the current state of affairs in politics.

Nothing says true love like hot zombie sex. Yes, you read that right. Scheduled for release on February 14th —

I’ve seen this type of question pop up several times in the last few weeks: Is the vampire genre dead?

A few reviews popped up for my short story collection, Odd Places. Mandy DeGeit posted her review on her blog,

The generally accepted format for numbers in prose differs from technical writing. Most of the time, technical documentation will deal

Is it time to consider writing professionally, at least part-time? Writing professionally means writing as though you need to pay