Tips for Picking an Agent By: Camy Tang http://storysensei.blogspot.com/ Picking an agent #1 —FINISH THE MANUSCRIPT Yes, I’m shoutin...

Susan, thank you so much for being with us today! What a treat. You write such poignant fiction as is proven in The Shape of Mercy, where do...

You can't get a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me. —C. S. Lewis My sentiments as well, only substitute coffee...

Voices in Your Head: When Characters Won’t Leave You Alone by Joseph Bentz Do characters take on a life of their own beyond the page? As a...

Turning an Idea into a Book By: Cara C. Putman People often ask me how I come up with my plots. It’s a great question and one that changes ...

Pepper here, and I'm so excited to have Margaret Brownley visiting the Alley today. Her debut INSPIRATIONAL novel, A Lady Like Sarah ,...

Angela, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today! It is a treat to have you here. I am sure we will able to learn a great d...

How to make history come alive for your readers by MaryLu Tyndall When I wrote my first Christian pirate series (yes, you heard me right!)...

Costuming of the Late 1890’s and Early 1900’s by Donna Winters When I was preparing to launch my Great Lakes Romances® series of historical...

There seems to be an epidemic of e-publishing lately. : ) At least here on the alley, but it seems to be popular and many new authors are en...

Good morning everyone . Pepper here, and I want to introduce you to my friend and newly published author, K. Dawn Byrd . Dawn and I becam...

Developing Characters Using Archetypes By Vickie McDonough I’ve often been asked how I create the characters in my books and generally re...

Hi everybody. Pepper here and I'm tickled all the way down to my funny bone to have Mary Connealy visit The Writers Alley today. Besid...