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December 17, 2013
The Next Big Thing
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by Gary Fearon , Creative Director, Southern Writers Magazine This past Saturday, as I approached the TV room to eat lunch (yes, I usu...
December 16, 2013
Zen and The Art of Revising- Part Two
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By Samantha Wilde I really needed some DTIP. Sounds like a vaccination, doesn't it? Actually, it is. It's the way to ...
December 13, 2013
Zen and The Art of Revising- Part One
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By Samantha Wilde Right before my second novel, I'll Take What She Has, hit the shelves in late February, I asked my hus...
December 12, 2013
Writing a Christmas Legacy That Will Last For Generations
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By Annette Cole Mastron, Communications Director for Southern Writers Magazine Several years ago, my family and I had the pleasure ...
December 11, 2013
My Favorite Writing Tool: Post-It Notes
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By Victoria Allman Set a daily word count and make sure you hit it every day. Those are the words that have been drilled ...
December 10, 2013
That Brings Up The Question…What Do We Know?
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By Susan Reichert , Editor-in-Chief for Southern Writers Magazine If we are to write about what we know then it might help if we ...
December 9, 2013
Writing Is A Lot Like Baseball
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By Tamara D. Fickas I love when a couple of my passions come together for great lessons. It probably won’t come as a big surprise...
December 6, 2013
When Words Hide
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By Normandie Fischer Sometimes words skitter off my fingertips, multiplying so fast I can barely catch them. And sometimes they...
December 5, 2013
Unforgettable Moments
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By Doyne Phillips, Managing Editor for Southern Writers Magazine Do you remember where you were when you heard of the assassination...
December 4, 2013
…And So I Asked a Thief
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By Terri Marie You won't hear too many people who pirate books call themselves thieves, but they are. It's a horrible fee...
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