We all have experiences, preferences and beliefs that shape our actions and insights to the world we live in. Read this quick guide if you are feeling nervous about writing from the perspective of a gender you have not written from before.

The First Draft. It's a writer's greatest success, but more often it's our biggest dilemma. It's that nagging feeling something is not quite right. How did that great dialogue and mind-blowing action in our heads turn into this - THIS CRAP!? Read this quick guide for a few ways you can work towards a final draft.

You've conquered your writer's block, scoured over your drafts and designed a killer cover. But before you hit submit on the publish page you're asked, "Choose a Genre." Restless, you select the first genre that comes to mind. NO BIG DEAL, RIGHT? If you have done this or are about to, I urge you to think twice and read this quick guide.

It's the blank page blues. Something any writer can catch at any time. But how do other writers shake up their routines and beat the block? Read this quick guide to find out how.

It's the "He said, She said" parts of your book and is a fundamental element of writing. Dialogue allows readers to learn what's on a character's mind. For an author, it's difficult enough to come up with dialogue even without all those pesky grammar rules. Read this quick guide to help learn the most common ways to punctuate dialogue.