Yeah, the title of the article as it appeared in Writer's Digest is really "The End of Writer's Block" but the first thing I'd recommend is to change the paradigm because the paper is empty!
A bridge isn't built by creating a complete structure from point A to point Z. First the piers go in, then the framework, then the roadbed. When I realized that stories were like that -- spanning an empty gulf between two points -- it made me change my metaphor, my attitude and the way I worked. I haven't had (gasp!) the dreaded condition since.
New Sheriff! Now a Target of Corruption!
Newly elected Sheriff Todd Mercer faces a county run by one family, the Fords. They’ve controlled everything in the city and county for many years and now will fight Todd and his friends, who want to
Part mystery, part fantasy with a twist of science fiction, Clues of Chaos is brimming with suspense and adventure that will have you racing to the end yourself.
Winner 2016 Pacific Rim Book Festival in Science Fiction category. Honored as
A new client talks attorney Stan Turner into acting as his executor and trustee of his estate if he should die. Stan reluctantly accepts, but when the client is murdered before the ink is dry on the paperwork, Stan realizes he has been set up and mus
