“All I have learned, I learned from books.” – Abraham Lincoln And you learn even more by writing books than reading them. If you want to learn a subject thoroughly, write a book about it. Even if you are writing fiction, you will still learn a great deal about the world and human nature if you do your research properly. Continue reading Quote of the Week–March 31st
“I try to leave out the parts that people skip.” – Elmore Leonard A considerate author thinks like the reader. As an author, you may think that the description of that sunset is a masterpiece of writing, but be honest: if you were reading the book, would you skip it? If you would, don’t write it. Continue reading Quote of the Week–March 24th
“There never yet have been, nor are there now, too many good books.” – Martin Luther Continue reading Quote of the Week–March 17th
“The desire to write grows with writing.” – Desiderius Erasmus The best cure for writer’s block is simply to write more. If you feel uninspired, make yourself write something, anything, and soon you will be inspired and overflowing with new ideas. Continue reading Quote of the Week–March 10th
“I am in the mood for a good story. Of course, I am always in the mood for a good story.” – Theodore Roosevelt Continue reading Quote of the Week–March 3rd
The Sibling Writery 