By Moriah Richard 

When it comes to generating writing ideas, much like the rest of the craft, there’s no one surefire way to get it done. In an article written for WD in 1920, J.J. Hoffmann noted that “Ideas come and go at all times and to all persons. They call upon us while we work; while we pla...

By Moriah Richard 

When I first joined WD back in 2020, our senior editor Robert Lee Brewer was already running our Poem-A-Day (PAD) challenges in April and November. Bringing my love of flash fiction to the job, Robert gave me the opportunity to run our first February Flash Fiction Challenge in 20...

It’s often said that everyone has a book inside of them. Actually writing that book, however, is an entirely different story, especially if your goal is to publish your work. It requires time, dedication, patience, and learning the skills necessary for writing the book that you want to write. And th...