WU’s PR specialist Ann-Marie Nieves puts the spotlight on finding comp titles and building a strong literary community, today at WU.

Author and teacher David Corbett shares what he’s learned from switching from fiction to playwriting, today at WU.

Have you explored the “why” of your writing journey? Author and teacher Kathryn Craft supplies the questions, today at WU.

Want to avoid writing a murky middle? What is there really is no middle? Agent and teacher Don Maass explains, today at WU.

Ever struck by revelations of what your subconscious was working through as you wrote? Newly-debuting author Sarah Callender beautifully describes her latest occurrence, today at WU.

Does genre matter? Author Greer Macallister helps to sort it out, today at WU.

Struggling in the revision trenches? Author Kelsey Allagood provides the tools to identify problems when a scene feels off. Today at WU.

Ever wish you had a writerly crystal ball? Author Terah Shelton Harris and a few friends share what they wish they knew, today at WU.

Need a laugh in regard to book reviews? Author Milo Todd has you covered, today at WU.

Are extremely kind characters too vanilla for you? Author Vaughn Roycroft explores virtuousness in potentially more complex characters, today at WU.

If a story is a snapshot, how do we portray the sweep of what’s come before and what happens next? Author Liz Michalski provides idea, today at WU.

Author Kristin Hacken South examines the line between satire and offensive mockery, today at WU.

Are you asking yourself the right questions about the future of your writing? Author Harper Ross provides guidance, today at WU.

Out of ideas for social media promotion posts? Author Tessa Barbosa has your back, today at WU.

Longtime contributor Dave King gives a moving tribute to his coauthor Renni Browne, today at WU.

Character secrets can be vital to mystery and conflict. Author Sophie Masson provides tips to getting secrets right, today at WU.

Author Ray Rhamey is back at it again, with another episode of Flog a Pro, today at WU.

Author Elizabeth Huergo considers the angels of literary history, and implores us to seek our “better angels” in regard to the tragedy unfolding in her native Cuba, today at WU.

Maintaining story movement while adding character and setting nuance can be tricky. Author and teacher Kathryn Craft provides techniques, today at WU.

Life can definitely get in the way of our writing routine. Author Rachel Toalson provides useful advice and tips to steer us through unforeseen challenges, today at WU.