Japanese calligraphy, or shodo, turns handwriting into a unique work of art. No matter what our handwriting looks like, it’s also art.

In today’s Write Now interview, Beth Castrodale describes her novels as taking readers on compelling journies.

This Week In Writing, we celebrate Day of the Dead by learning from writers and ideas no longer with us. How do past writers inspire you?

Are you a long-haul writer, or does low engagement scare you into immediate action? Writing requires dicipline and willpower to stick around.

Now that Siri Shortcuts is available on macOS, the powerful app makes automating tasks in three common apps much easier.

The former Chief Xbox Officer at Microsoft shares how to merge personal ideals into fiction writing with a personal strategy document.

This Week In Writing, we celebrate an editor, ask for your opinion, and make a few changes to our submission rules.

Instead of looking at other writers as competitors fighting each other for work, we should start to see each other as colleagues.