The whole reason I started this blog is to teach, inform, and guide writers through their writing journey. There are many things I wish I knew at the start, and there are many things I am learning today. With so much information out there on writing, editing, publishing, and the writing life, I knew I could not cover everything. Therefore, I would like to invite you to publish your articles and opinions on the blog, where you will receive full credit for your work as a guest author. In the spirit of camaraderie, please join me in learning and sharing the knowledge that’s out there for both yourself and our fellow writers.
If you have any difficulties, please contact me here.
At the bottom of the page, there is a link to the submission form. But first, please have a look at the guidelines:
Topics to look out for:
- Art and stories
- Editing
- Events in the literary community
- Interviews with writers and authors
- Gaming and stories
- Literary analysis
- Personal writing journey
- Publishing
- Questions & Answers that you would like to answer or for me to answer
- Resources for writers
- Reviews of audiobooks, books, games, media, and writing courses
- Writing
- Other
Author Name:
Your first and last names are required for record keeping, but you have the choice to use a pseudonym if you would like to remain anonymous.
Social Media Handles:
Please add the links to any social media you would like to be tagged in.
Pictures/Photo:
Posts can come with featured images. You can provide your own or include your author photo as the featured image. Please let me know what you would like to do in the comments section of the submission form.
Word Count:
Articles should be between 500 and 1,000 words. Special articles will warrant exceptions.
Submission Process:
After submission, your work will be reviewed for any grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes, and checked for clarity and meaning. Once you approve the final draft, the article will be published immediately under your chosen name.
Rejections:
Different opinions, discussions, and constructive criticism are welcome and encouraged. However, articles written by AI, or that show discrimination, will be rejected.